These Words
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These Words
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Hold me up
Cause I think I've fallen to you
While you've fallen out of love with me
Like you said you'd never do
And was I crazy
To believe that it was true
And oh God knows
We've had a time
Seeing what grows
On a shriveled vine
Look me up
When you've had your space
When you're ready
To see my face
In a room where we both could be
Where somebody else
May be lovin' me
Would you ball up your hands
Would you clench your teeth
Would you walk away
In disbelief
Are you ready to leave
Are you ready to leave
Are you ready to leave
Are you ready to walk away
Say goodbye
Hear me cry out your name
You can go
Well of course you can
But I swear
That these words will stand
Up to you
And your grandest plans
You can't come back
You can't come back
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