The Hill
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The Hill
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I've used words like bullets for the sake of my own pride
Paced holes in the hardwood in the name of bein' right
I've held back forgiveness, standin' alone on my own ground
But I see it different now
I've bet my life on that everest I was climbin'
Bet my life on the crooked road that I was ridin'
Not every battle's worth it
I'll admit where I've gone wrong
But fightin' for your love
That's the hill I wanna die on
Forget about the dishes or the stupid things I said
I'll stay up all night to fix it so we can put it all to bed
Even if I'm right and I win
Oh your heart'll feel the weight and I'll lose anyway
I've bet my life on that everest I was climbin'
Bet my life on the crooked road that I was ridin'
Not every battle's worth it
I'll admit where I've gone wrong
But fightin' for your love
That's the hill I wanna die on
The hill I wanna die on
I've bet my life on this thing we built together
Built my life on you and me forever
Not every battle's worth it
I'll admit where I've gone wrong (I've gone wrong)
But fightin' for your love
Yeah fightin' for your love
That's the hill I wanna die on
The hill I wanna die on
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