February
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February
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I guess I'll say it straight
Why even hesitate this time?
Thought you could prove me wrong
That people get along for life
Nothing left to hold
Pockets filled with holes
Safer to say it than breathing in dust
I'll clear the air for the both of us
Don't over think it, it's just giving up
February came and called it enough
We tried to make it work
Pretend it didn't hurt this time
But you just won't confess
That this is for the best, I'm right
Nothing left to hold
Pockets filled with holes
Safer to say it than breathing in dust
I'll clear thе air for the both of us
Don't over think it, it's just giving up
February camе and called it enough
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