Seneca
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Seneca
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Yesterday I saw engagement pictures
I couldn't help but sink into my seat
Spent so much time daydreaming I was with you
I wish you knew that I’d do anything
Anything for you, anything for you
Anything for you, anything for you
I've loved you since we were only children
Is it too much to speak so honestly?
I wish I told you all the things I didn't
Cause you look beautiful with a wedding ring
And it’s bittersweet cause you look so happy
Do you say the same when you look at me?
I'm not sure I even know you lately
But I know I'd still do anything
Anything for you, anything for you
Anything for you, anything for you
Seneca
You were a Seneca
In the crosshairs
I'm gonna give it up
I have to understand that you're elsewhere
Seneca
You were a Seneca
In the crosshairs
I'm gonna give it up
I have to understand that you're elsewhere
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