Do You Have To?
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Do You Have To?
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I assure that you've got to leave
Well, you savor your eye
So I'm saying from thought I'm not on my own
For thousands of mine, tell me
Do you have to go
Do you have to go
Do you have to leave me
Do you have to, have to
Have to (have to)
Have to (have to)
Have to
Hey, you've been going to a forest
Some of my own
Try as I mind, I'm sick of the sight
I'm a shadow right here, tell me
Do you have to go
Do you have to go
Do you have to leave me
Do you have to, have to
Have to (have to)
Have to (have to)
Have to
Do you have to go
Do you have to leave
Do you have to go
Do you have to go
Do you have to leave me
Do you have to, have to
Have to (have to)
Have to (have to)
Have to
Have to (have to)
Have to (have to)
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