Drag The Line
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Drag The Line
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So flattered you believed in me
I tried and I tried and I tried
So sorry, it was a mistake
My good intention's never good enough
Yeah, I tried and I tried and I tried and I
Now I'm trying to, to let you go
But you just tell me I let you down
It's over now, please let this go
I hate to say it but I told you so
And I won't be the one to drag the line
No, I won't be the one to tell you it's fine
And it's so clear to me you see this situation through closed eyes
So take a ride inside my mind
'Cause I used to see you a different way too
And I won't be the one to drag the line
No, I won't be the one to tell you
To tell you
To tell you it's fine
I'm done
I tried and I tried and I tried
And I tried and I tried and I tried
(So sorry)
Good intention's never good enough
I tried and I tried
(So sorry)
Why do I try?
Fuck it
And I won't be the one to drag the line
No, I won't be the one to tell you it's fine
One, one
One, one
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