Heavy Hearts
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Heavy Hearts
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It's been so long
Since I been alone
I can't think of a time
When you will realize
That you were breathing by my side
My mother said
To talk things through
Don't let heavy hearts pile up on you
But how can I
When I'm too scared to speak
I cried all night
But I put in too much to turn away now
I've been waiting for you to say
That I am better off without you
Anyway
But we both know that's just a lie
But what's said is done
We're almost gone
I can't see your face
Oh, whoa
I can't find my way
Oh, whoa
I can't catch a break
Oh, whoa
I can't count the days
Everyone looks the same
Everyone looks the same
Oh, whoa
Everyone looks the same
Oh, whoa
Everyone looks the same
Oh, whoa
Everyone looks the same
Oh, whoa
Oh, whoa
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