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Artist: Jack Billy
Canonical path: /jack-billy/departure
Related lyric paths: 6
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Departure
Read Departure lyrics by Jack Billy on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Departure
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If I go and lead myself astray
If I think I'm better of this way
I thought that things would come between us
I always knew that things would end this way
I tried so hard to never take the blame
I sense that things will never be the same
What ever comes of me what ever will I face
I can depart I will retrace
Now we start to move within our space
Once again a path that I will chase
Close the door return wherever you once came
There's nothing left here to save
I tried so hard to never take the blame
I sense that things will never be the same
What ever comes of me what ever will I face
I can depart I will retrace
You did depend on me
And now you've thrown it all away
At first things seemed so strange
Will you ever see the day
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