Final Exam
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Final Exam
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We're not close, but not far
Sometimes it seems like it's too hard
Polaroids of when i was younger remind me just how i tried
Now they're gone, but i'm still moving on, on my own, so far from home
As days go by, i sink faster
The things we used to do don't matter
I never thought that growing up could be so tough - still i tried
Now they're gone, but i'm still moving on, on my own, so far from home
Time goes by as i look at my life
I never gave my all, i had so much to hide
I always took my time, was along for the ride
Now standing at the end, found out it was all a lie
It's all a lie
We're not close, but not far
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