Old Habits
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Old Habits
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If old habits die hard
it will take some time
to get you out of my heart
And free from my mind
This will hurt you
But I would hurt you more
Things will go better if you don't expect
And you can run faster if you hold your breath
it's just a method
but the madness remains
would you notice
would you notice
this
Our skin absorbs the sweat
Which serves to act like glue
And I keep holding back these feelings
Cause I know they're true
You were so right when
You told me I'm too rough
I'm not yours
Your not mine no
This sadness
It has to go
Would you notice
Would you notice
This
I'm not so sure
I'm not yours
Your not mine no
This sadness
Just seems to grow
I realize that I can be a terrible man
Sometimes I turn into someone that I cant stand
I'll try and change that
But I don't know if I can
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