Failure Pattern
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Failure Pattern
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Feeling so alone
You act almost like you don't care anymore
Feeling so confused
You were never there when i needed you the most
Feeling so afraid
Is this how it ends
Feeling so betrayed
I bet you said that you were my best friend
But just think you proved to be my bitter end
I thought you said, forever
I thought you said, we'd always be together
I picture perfect failures like
A dream that i've been chasing
A kiss that will never exist again
I let me fool myself with things
By something ive been searching just to find
Now i see that i think that was just a waste of time
I want you to stay forever
I thought youd stay, wed always be together
(i know that this cant be the end)
I want you to stay forever
(i know that this cant be the end)
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