I Used To Love Her
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I Used To Love Her
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You shouldn't wade out in deep water if you don't know how to swim
He told you it was over and like a fool you followed him
Into a whirlpool of emotions spinning out of control
It's killing you but you won't let him go
Let go of the stone if you don't want to drown
In the sea of heartache that's dragging you down
It's pulling you under but you keep hanging on
I'm ever gonna save you let go of the stone
You should realize the danger and the hurt you're headed for
Put your arms around me and swim with me to shore
Let go of that old memory I know it's hard to do
But I'll be here holding on to you
Let go of the stone if you don't want to drown
In the sea of heartache that's dragging you down
It's pulling you under but you keep hanging on
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