Learning To Forget
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Learning To Forget
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It only takes a second for bitterness to come out
But a lifetime to leave it behind
We're still learning to forget about you
And all the things that you said that you could do
They say never burn a bridge
But you're one bridge I'll never walk down again
I'm not talking about everyone
Just those who have made things difficult
But now we're looking to the future
The things that are ahead
Where people keep their promises
All we wanted was for you to be honest with us
Is that too much to ask?
Is that too much for you to do?
We both know every word from your mouth is a lie
Have you started believing yourself?
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