Maybe I
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Maybe I
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Maybe I will go and jump ship
'cuz I can swim there better on my own
And Maybe I will build my house of brick
And lock the door 'cuz I'm sleeping well enough on my own
Ignore the phone 'cuz there's nobody there worth talking to
And I still recall the flames while exiting the plane going down
Maybe I will quit playing solitare
'cuz I'm tired of losing to no one
Maybe I just talk when no ones there
'cuz at least then I'm only ignoring myself
an empty shell
that I seem to know quite well
And I still recall the flames while exiting the plane going down
Going down
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