Old Enough To Know
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Old Enough To Know
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We play the part and roll along
We know the sparkelshine has gone
It ain't easy it's not easy
I feel the strain I cannot breath
A war of words a battlefeild
No feelings, no feelings
Building up a fortress
No one's gonna make the move
We don't wanna face the better truth
Can't feel the flame
Love's getting dim
We gotta realise the answer lies with in
No love remains we're running low
It's closing in
When it's over
We should be old enought to know
I taste the poison from your lips
Sense a love that don't exist
It's dying, just dying
And the pain still grows
It stains the soul
We know it all to well
We're trying to hold on to some
That wasn't build to last
Hangin in the shadows of the past
No more verbal daggers
No more tears and no more shattered dreams
We're starnded here
All I see is dead horizons we lost the fire
Girl we are sliding deeper and deeper down in despair
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