Get Free
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Get Free
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I wrote a letter I can't send, cause I wasn't ready for this love to end. Certain that some things were meant to be. I was living in a fairy tail, a sunset destination, happy trails, With an unexpected turn I didn't see. Well nothing changes by itself, when you took our love down from its dusty shelf you never even said goodbye to me.
I keep searching for the words but they wont come, and satisfy my tongue, now I can't trust anyone, no one understands me.
Through solitary's long sad day, I can say I've changed in many ways, I wonder how it'd be if you were here. I step back into my fantasy, where there's still such a thing as destiny wishing someone would just say goodbye for me.
I keep searching for the words but they wont come, and satisfy my tongue, now I can't trust anyone, no one understands me. I keep thinking that this love was meant to last, and not what's buried in my past, until I break the spell you cast, I'm just trying to get free.
I wrote this letter I can't send, I wasn't ready for this love to end, will someone please just say goodbye for me?
I keep searching for the words but they won't come, and satisfy my tongue, for all the things we left undone, I don't understand me. I keep thinking that this love was meant to last, and not like what's buried in my past until I break the spell you cast, I'm just trying to get free. I can't seem to stop myself from wondering why you can't taste these tears I've cried, but what to do I can't decide, So I'm just trying to break free.
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