Walk Away
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Walk Away
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Oh no, the circle turns again
So low, return to play pretend
And so much time has gone
The years have passed us by (time and time again)
Still the song’s the same
Believe our own true lies
Oh, now times have changed, rearranged
Become estranged (turn the pages again)
And we’ll never be the same again
When a promise is betrayed
And we turn to walk away (from the life we had)
A choice you’ve made
And you’ve gone where I can’t follow
Like the passing of the days
Things will never be the same (as the time we had)
Now it’s time to say goodbye
And walk away
No grow, we stay the same, yet expecting change again
So go, this charade must come to its end
Oh no, the circle turns again
So low, return face the end
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