The Framing Business
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The Framing Business
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Wholly remarkable changes and I'm caught unaware
I tore up your picture then framed it, a gesture only fair
But when I feel like speaking out my tongue dries up inside my mouth
I feel a lump down in my throat
And then I start getting numb in all my fingers and toes
And then I shut my eyes and I lean in close
And then I realize sometimes I miss you the most
Because I'm never gonna fall in love again
Not when you took it away right in front of me
I'm never gonna be the same again
And I've spent the last two months looking looking for something
Because something is better than nothing
And nothing will get in the way of finding out why this happened
When nothing ever seemed to matter
now all that matters is getting you back, and yet
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