Whit's End
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Whit's End
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One flight back down the stairs
I feel sick but I don't care
If I don't fall apart today's a good day
Remember when we made that drive
Rest stop on 75
That girl recognized me, it made me feel weird
In Tennessee I felt good effortlessly
So maybe it's a good time to write this down
I'm talking all the way about these plans I made
These changing leaves and times and time zones
Woah-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
Remember when we never cared
Drove along and laughed and stared
I don't miss those days, just the times
Cause that grass was never green
And i don't need to cause a scene
I'm just as happy now as I was then
I think I think the irony it was never lost on me
It's just the way that we relate it'll never change
And that's okay with me it's not supposed to be so easy
That's why I try to write it down
That's why I try to write it down
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