Return Address
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Return Address
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So many times I could of walked out not knowing if I'd be back again.
I guess kids like me know how to make an exit but we never really leave.
I was the last to see you, I left you standing all alone
but you didn't have to deal with the guilt that will plague my thoughts forever.
and you didn't have to look into here eyes
and tell her you're not coming home [let a part of yourself die]
You were never coming home.
I was the last to see you,
I left you standing there,
I guess that everyone listens.
but no one really hears.
I could of changed it all, I could of made it right.
I could have said the thing that saved your life.
I would of changed it all, I could of stayed the night,
I should of stayed that night.
I was the last to see you, I left you standing there.
I guess that everyone listens but no one really hears.
And you didn't have to deal with the guilt
and you didn't have to look into her eyes
and tell her you're not coming home.
You were never coming home.
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