White And Grey
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White And Grey
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A glass of wine and I'll be fine
There's really not much to say
There's no easy fix in your bag of tricks
And I really don't want to play
I don't mind
I really don't mind
It's just different shades of white and grey
I really don't want to stay
The more you change, the more I stay the same
There's nothing much left to say
It's just another thing we have to face
I don't mind
I really don't mind
If I could find the words to say goodbye
I wouldn't stay another night
I really thought I could have loved you
Another night, another ‘maybe I might'
Even though I tried
I really thought I could have loved you
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