Stones
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Stones
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I will be leaving you tonight
There is no need to wipe your eyes
The story is over
By now you should know
That there is no mending our broken bones
‘Cause I’ve got no stones to throw
And no chains to hold around you now
I will be leaving you tonight
Don’t count on me to wave goodbye
The chips are in
By now you should know
That nobody wins when we both fall
‘Cause I’ve got no stones to throw
And no chains to hold around you now
I’ve got no stones to throw
And no chains to hold around you now
I’ve got no stones to throw
And no chains to hold around you now
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