Drifting Apart
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Drifting Apart
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Drifting apart drifting apart seems like we're drifting drifting apart
Well I can see your love for me is fadin' and slowly dying
And I can seem to get you no matter how hard I keep trying
That world of love we built so high is falling apart
Each passin' day just leaves another start and it's tearing out my heart
Cause now we're drifting apart drifting apart seems like we're drifting driftting apart
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I've tried so hard to tell myself that I won't even hurt if you leave me
But I don't think my heart could stand to ever really lose you completely
The roots of love are just too deep to up and throw away
The more you're near the more I wanna stay and it hurts so much to say
That now we're drifting apart drifting apart seems like we're drifting driftting apart
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