Walk Away
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Walk Away
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If I could talk
Your lips would taste my pain
Losing my mind
Tonight your suffering
Who song could sing?
What you need to see
That my "sometimes" and my "lovers" read
But tonight
I haven't lost a thing
If we just walked away
But tonight
If we just walked away
And if I could cry
My tears would tell you things
Have you seen loss?
Have I changed everything?
If we just walked away
But tonight
If we just walked away
If we just walked away
If you just walked away
If I could lie
My heart won't break the same
But tonight
If you just walked away
If you just walked away
If you just walked away
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