My Old Ways
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My Old Ways
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Some things never change
Or go away
I wait around
And now it's yesterday
Like some little kid
Who's overgrown
The lonely one
Who's never been alone
But I don't want to ever go back
To my old ways
Cheatin' and creepin' around
I don't ever want to go back
To the old days
Leaving the dead underground
But I don't ever want to go
No, I don't ever want to go back
To my old ways again
Always waiting for
The rain to stop
And praying for
The other shoe to drop
Let your worries go
We're all in love
A tidal wave
That comes from up above
But I don't want to ever go back
To my old ways
Cheatin' and creepin' around
I don't ever want to go back
To the old days
Leaving the dead underground
I don't ever want to go
No, I don't ever want to go back
To my old ways again
I don't want to go back
To my old ways again
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