Pocket Symphony
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Pocket Symphony
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I don’t know what to say
your mind is locked in a cage
and you threw the keys away
Only so many times I have left
To get to you
But I’m not getting through
You
You would always turn your eyes
Every time I’d compromise
Crying out for sympathy
Tears like a symphony
Worlds smallest violin
Playing like there is no end
Call me incompetent
But you never say
Sorry
I don’t know what to say
To you we’re drifting from the peace
Your mind is hard to change
The toxicity you and me
Pollutes our chemistry
We need clarity to breathe
You would always turn your eyes
Every time I’d compromise
Crying out for sympathy
Tears like a symphony
Worlds smallest violin
Playing like there is no end
Call me incompetent
But you never say
Sorry
Nobody ever says sorry
Nobody ever says sorry
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