Sell Out
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Sell Out
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I thought I'd be brave
Mean the things I say, never change
Wasting all my days
Sleeping on your floor, nothing stays
I guess I'd be a little more scared standing by your side
Never thought I'd leave you there, nowhere left to hide
I don't wanna be someone that you hate when you see me
Maybe I should leave; think about my words before I speak
I guess I'd be a little more scared standing by your side
Never thought I'd leave you there, nowhere left to hide
I wish I could stay, sleeping on your floor for old times sake
If you still don't hate everything I do and everything I say
I don't want you to see me here, no one by my side
Nothing left to calm my fears, maybe you were right
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