Deadweight
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Deadweight
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Give me a reason why
I should drop everything just for you. [I know they say]
That bloods thicker than water
But your heart is an empty well. [Can't you see that you're]
Not a child anymore
Our shoulders won't carry you
Over self-made obstacles built up so tall upon the path you choose.
So I'm writing this to tell you
That our backs no longer break [anymore].
And the tired arms that held you up are forced to let you go.
They're letting go.
Let go you don't deserve this
I feel bad but it's not worth another fight.
Not another fight.
But it's too late now
[It's too late]
But it's too late now
[It's too late]
I guess its too late now
But It's to late; it all rains down on you.
So I'm writing this to tell you
That our backs no longer break [anymore].
And the tired arms that held you up are forced to let you go.
We're letting go.
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