Coming Undone
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Coming Undone
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Sunday woke up
at the top of his stairs
wondering how long he'd been sitting there for
scared of sleep walking
down to his death
so he locks himself inside his doors
he says what if I fall
it's a long way down
it's much easier
living life with a gun to your head
and I can't help coming undone
somebody calls him
so he answers the phone
it's the girl than he first loved
she said Sunday I miss
I want to see you and we'll be together soon
he said what if the plane that I take
crashes and burns
it's so lonely
living life with a gun to your head
and I can't help coming undone
he says I'll never fly
those things got broken wings
you know I'd love to see you but I
don't think I'd be happy
no I'll stay
this way
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