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Last Orders Please

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Last Orders Please

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Well well hello

And how are you

Fancy seeing you here

Don't let it show

No look, no one must know

Why there playing Tracks Of My Tears

Just pretend its all over

Like you have for so long

I thought time was a healer

But i guess I was wrong

I held you to blame

But we were so young

Oh how was I to know, hey

But you said you still want me

Oh you opened up an old wound

Then you left me here bleeding

And my minds black and blue

Now you got yours

And I got mine

And theres no debts owed you

Oh what can we do

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