Flowers
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Flowers
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I'm looking around for the answers
You decide what we have in the future
Yeah, your grip is too tight and I’m bruising
Dig your nails in my life and I knew it
It's not love
You killed all the flowers
Couldn't just look
You needed the power
Just let me go
Just let me go
Just let me go
Just let me go
I couldn’t be what you needed, could I?
I felt so low when I held you too high
(Just let me go)
Yeah, your grip is too tight and I'm bruising
Dig your nails in my life and I knew it
It's not love
You killed all the flowers
Couldn't just look
You needed the power
Just let me go
Just let me go
Just let me go
Just let me go
Just let me go
Just let me go
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