Should Have Known
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Should Have Known
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i'd never thought i would get to the point of saying - the
apprehension, the feelings
that i've felt - there's never been something so important and
it's importance is so
much bigger than itself - and i, i should have known to place
it all on the line and
let it show - i'm glad that you enjoy all of this - just to
move on and forget what
i've felt - it's scary to place so much weight and rely so much
on the words of
someone else - and i, i should have known to place it all on the
line and let it show
- how could you, how could you know - now that you're, now that
you're gone
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