Standing On My Own
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Standing On My Own
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You've been looking
Out the window
At the people passing by
Always burning
Down the candle
With the famous other side
When the damage is done
How it lingers in the air
You can try to block out the sun
But it's too late, too late to care
So get your money
And get your kicks somewhere else
And if I ever see you on the avenue
I'll be standing on my own
On my own
You've been changing, always changing
Since the moment that we met
Now you're dreaming about leaving
You only want what you can get
When the damage is done
How it lingers in the air
You can try to block out the sun
But it's too late, too late to care
So get your money
And get your kicks somewhere else
And if I ever see you on the avenue
I'll be standing on my own
On my own
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