Alone Apart
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Alone Apart
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How many times have I been here
How many times was I lost
And how many times I'd be lost in the sea
If you weren't there to rescue me
We're sailing, sailing every night
We're drifting, drifting alone apart
Not to show that we're in need
But I'd heal your wounds if you bleed
How many times have I hurt you
How many times have you
And how many times I'd been on my knees
Begging, begging please forgive me
We're sailing, sailing every night
We're drifting, drifting alone apart
Not to show that we're in need
But I'd heal your wounds if you bleed
Thank you for being so patient with me
I've been weaker than I ought to be
Despair and jealousy blinded my mind
And I couldn't see how you're trying for me.
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