Easier
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Easier
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By the station side, trying to buy some time
Stubbed out his cigarette, gazes on down the line
Was kinda late in Spring but it felt like Winter was racing in
As he thought about her, and all the things that could have been
You taught me to fly, you taught me how to whisper
You taught me to cry, you showed me how to listen
I love you sometimes, and I need you sometimes
Somethings changed and I dont know where
It's just easier when you're not there
The last train pulls in, but he turns around again
Starts to walk away, something was stopping him
Why'd she go and write that note, was doing just fine all alone
Packed himself a bag, didn't even tell no one
You taught me to fly, you taught me how to whisper
You taught me to cry, you showed me how to listen
I love you sometimes, and I need you sometimes
Somethings changed and I dont know where
It's just easier when you're not there
You say that you love me, then prove to me
You say that your sorry, so am I
I need to know when your coming home
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