Goodbye #2
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Goodbye #2
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When you wake up
We will figure out what to do
Was that make up?
Does that mean you and him are through?
Back to me
Me and you
When you wake up
We can talk about what this means
Now I'll stay up
Let you walk me through your dreams
They're not of me
They're just things you've gotta do
And people you knew
Yeah, mine are too
All my plans, all my thoughts
And this is as far as I got
So what now?
Should I keep it down?
When you wake up
We will figure out what to do
Probably break up
Call this goodbye #2
Must be me
It's never you
It's true I like these sights and sounds
And the situation
Cause I like imagining I'm in a prime location
And for all our careful words
And double meanings
I've find that I prefer just staring at your ceiling
Hoping all the cracks reverse
With paint unpeeling
And every time we both get hurt is just annealing
I'm trying to make it work
Without doing work
Worrying what it's worth
Watching it get worse
When you wake up
We will figure out what this means
For now I'll stay up
Watch the light move through the trees
Over me
Over you
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