Recovery
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Recovery
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My room is dark, the blinds are shut tight
And everything is still too much outside
It may be over, but not tonight
I may be older, but I still cry
I can't stop sleeping in your clothes
You can't stop calling on the phone
Can't you see I'm in recovery?
Just let it be, I'm in recovery, ooh
I'm holding on, I know I'm almost there
So don't reach out and tell me that you care
I'm finally sober, I see the light
The worst is over, nobody died
I'm still tryin' to let you go
Oh, baby, please, leave me alone
Can't you see I'm in recovery?
Just let it be, I'm in recovery, ooh
I know you wanna say you're sorry
But I don't wanna hear that story
And I don't wanna be a fool anymore
Can't you see I'm in recovery?
I always thought you'd be the one
Who always needed me
My home, you'd be my home
Suddenly, you're memory
And time is like an enemy, so cold
Can't you see I'm in recovery?
I know you wanna say you're sorry
But I already heard that story
And I don't wanna be a fool anymore
Can't you see I'm in recovery?
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