Linger
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Linger
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You were wrong, I didn’t have the heart the heart to tell you, but now I think I might.
Look out! There’s a storm, but it’s never too far out your way
I’ll never fall away, so keep your thoughts at bay, I know you’d never run that way.
You were leaving, I said too much, I shouldn’t’ve left you with that weight
Goodbye, the only words I had to say, but I ran my mouth off again
It took me too long
You took the train to who knows where
You packed your bags in the middle of the night
I’m so glad, but I’m so sorry
Would you waltz with me again?
And I’m sorry I don’t care anymore I don’t anymore just come on home, come on home.
Always looking out for you, I wait on my porch all day?
The stars never seemed dimmer, but I bet they’re brighter where you
I planned my life around you, you, you, you, you…
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Cavalier In Clay performs "Linger", and this lyric page sits inside the Cavalier In Clay catalog on LyroVerse.
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