47 Fights (part II)
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47 Fights (part II)
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Tonight
Will be like last night
If it wasn't, we wouldn't be here
You said
I'd rather be dead
Than live with regret, then you killed me
You left me a note that said
I wish we had just gone to bed
Instead, we broke the rules
We broke the rules
All
That I have left
Are thoughts that tell me this could have worked
'Cause we both think the best part of that whole song
Was skipping ahead to Nicki Minaj
And I refuse to let that go
Out of all the things you left behind
This photograph shows the things you like
And I will not make the same mistake twice
I woke up to find I wasn't alive, alive
I woke up to find I wasn't alive, alive
I woke up to find I wasn't alive, alive
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