Subtraction
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Subtraction
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The hurt across your face
Your word against mine
The rythm you repeat,
the beat a hair behind
Were you on my side?
You gave your all but you gave it once
A lesson that you thought
You could teach it when you want
Subtract me from your heart
Little takeaway girl
One step at a time
You made us angry
All your love could hide
We knew you were a, afraid
We accept but unaccept
We made up, we're breaking up
You thought you had enough
but maybe you didn't know
that this stage holds our show
One step at a time
You made us angry
All your love could hide
We knew you were a, afraid
Misery, I digress
No recourse, no remorse
Let it be, I confess
to every song that brought you back
Misery, I digress
No recourse, no remorse
Let it be, I confess
to every song, oh, that brought you back
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