Decisions Bring Collisions
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Decisions Bring Collisions
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It must be kind of strange
Sharing the same room with me
It must be sort of weird
Being in the same environment as me
I had to let you go because of doubts in my head
I had to make a choice cause of nauseas in my heart
Adapting in this ever-changing world is hard
Especially when it sets us apart
And now try to see through you
See beyond the darkness, I will
And notice how much things have changed
Everything in place
But reluctantly not the same anymore
Adapting in this ever-changing world is hard
Especially when it sets us apart
Decisions bring collisions
And collisions destroy my body
I should be with nobody
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