Coming To Terms
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Coming To Terms
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Oh no, it's not me
I just forgot to tell you
Didn't mean, it seems obscene
We just lost track along the way
I'm coming to terms
I'm starting to learn
This ain't all it's cracked up to be
'Cause I'm using you, you're using me
It's never as easy as we believe
'Cause this hurts, I can't leave
I understand, but can you
I'm just scared, you're lonely
Everyone knows you're better than me
I'm coming to terms
I'm starting to learn
This ain't all it's cracked up to be
'Cause I'm using you, you're using me
It's never as easy as we believe
Is this what you need?
Am I what you need?
I'm coming to terms
I'm starting to learn
This ain't all it's cracked up to be
'Cause I'm using you, you're using me
It's never as easy as we believe
Na na na na…
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Carolina Liar performs "Coming To Terms", and this lyric page sits inside the Carolina Liar catalog on LyroVerse.
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