Last To Know
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Last To Know
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Jane is frozen to the bone in the pouring rain
His French cologne lingers in the air
Just like he's still there
Only he's not anywhere
She thinks of all the times he lied and said he cared
Right to her face the scars are everywhere
She thinks she's strong enough
But wants to know
Why she's always last to know
Wintertime turns green and warm and then
Summertime again
The seasons change and wash away her pain
Suppose she's strong enough
She wants to know
Why she's always last to know
She wants to know
Why she's always last to know
She falls onto her knees, legs too weak to stand
Still holds the knife dripping in her hand
I know she's strong enough but want to know
Why she's always last to know
She wants to know
Why she's always last to know
Still want to know
Why she's always last to know
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