Better Things To do
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Better Things To do
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Old friends prefer old friends,
So i'll take you back any day now.
I keep a button in my pocket, to remind me
Of the way you look on our walks down third street.
I'm still there.
Nothing here can make me move.
I won't leave
Until the mess i've made has finally left the room.
You'll find better things to do.
While i try clearing my head.
But tonight, in this light,
All i can see is you.
Going home, feeling lost.
And i have been.
And you know that.
I love you so much,
I can't help but hold on.
To the thought
That you and i are better off.
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