If You Leave
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If You Leave
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I know that it hurts
I know it feels endless
I know how it goes
I know you think you can’t take this
I know you feel lost
Like no one can find you
You’re a puzzle in pieces
That I’m trying to fit
If you leave, I’ll be broken inside
If you leave, I will break down and cry
If you leave, I’ll never be the same
I know its selfish to say
But if there’s no other way
Please just stay for me
Please just stay for me (yeah, yeah, yeah)
I hate to admit it
That I feel the same way
And though its toxic to get there
Though its toxic just to say
If you leave, I’ll be broken inside
If you leave, I will break down and cry
If you leave, I’ll never be the same
I know its selfish to say
But if there’s no other way
Please just stay for me
Please just stay for me
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Meredith Brackbill performs "If You Leave", and this lyric page sits inside the Meredith Brackbill catalog on LyroVerse.
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