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Artist: Catbells
Canonical path: /catbells/fade
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Fade
Read Fade lyrics by Catbells on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Fade
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I feel so numb
There's so much left to say
Every night and every day
It's ok, yea it's ok
Do you ever think of me
You moved on so easily
I try and try to do the same
But I just can't seem to make you fade
Don't call me out
The little things they add up
I never knew you didn't care
Never knew your heart wasn't there
Do you ever think of me
You moved on so easily
I try and try to do the same
But I just can't seem to make you fade
No, I just can't make you fade
No, I just can't make you fade
Do you ever think of me
You moved on so easily
I try and try to do the same
But I just can't seem to make you fade
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