My Oh My
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My Oh My
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My oh my
To laugh or to cry
This won't be pretty
My oh my
To live or let die
Was never easy
Still I can't escape this feeling
My impairment failure wins
I can't break this doubt to nothing
But fall in lonely again
My oh my
To laugh or to cry
This won't be pretty
My oh my
To live or let die
Was never this easy
No I can't escape this feeling
My impairment failure wins
I can't break this doubt to nothing
But fall in alone
*humming*
My oh my
To laugh or to cry
This won't be pretty
My oh my
To live or let die
Was never this easy
Still I break my back
I try to swim
Over and over again
But I met somebody waiting
To pick up the pieces
I can't escape this feeling
My impairment failure wins
I can't break this doubt to nothing
I can't break this doubt to nothing
But fall in alone
Fall in alone... lonely again
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