Company
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Company
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I won you lost but who really cares 'cause my win is our loss
I see you now I feel you somehow behind the parade
of your stubborn stubborn ways
I'm tired of wasting all my time I never seem to turn my world around
Well it seems to me to be a tragedy
Why do I waste my company?
Around two times but I'm back to here and my feelings subside
Enough of your talk tied up oh no more
Put it down to change, time to rain your parade
Time might have its way I see you I hear you
I hide here waiting for change I'm waiting for it
Thinking back you can't pretend when it's all said and done and it all fades to nothing
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