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Artist: Chase Coy
Canonical path: /chase-coy/who-s-to-say
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Who's to Say?
Read Who's to Say? lyrics by Chase Coy on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Who's to Say?
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And you where so better for so very long
I was young and refuse to be wrong
And in the end we could had saved what we both held to make
Maybe I've made some mistakes
And maybe i've witnessed the way a heart breaks
Maybe i should have done things differently
But I didn't and we parted ways
Who's to say things aren't better this way?
I swear that i'm sorry that i couldn't be
The hero that you wanted from me
And in the end we could had fixed what we both held to break
Maybe I've made some mistakes
And maybe i've witnessed the way a heart breaks
Maybe i should have done things differently
But I didn't and we parted ways
Who's to say things aren't better this way?
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