Starting Over
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Starting Over
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I've been wrestling with my thoughts most every night
Wondering how I believed that we could make it right
Lights flicker with the swan song
It's two-o-clock, but the night is still young
So I find a lonely bar and step inside
But I'm alright without you
One more drink to ease the pain
Yes I'm alright without you
I'm starting over
Gonna drown in all this alcohol and drift away
And when I'm sober
At least I know that I can start a new day
Closing time and I stumble out in the dawn
Wishing I could call you up and talk about it, but I was way too gone
In the morning I'll be forced to face the Sun
Light of day will hit like a freight train on the run
But the hurt won't measure up to what you've done
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