1996
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1996
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So you want to stick around
Say you want to wait and hold me, darlin'
Think I'm loving what I found
Thinking that I might just let you in
All the walls are crumblin' down
I think my eyes are finally open
Not ready to hit the ground
We'll be wastin' time already broken
If I take it back
If I change my mind
I'll learn from what I lose
I can only take what's mine
So you want to stick around
If I let you go, could I start over?
Now it's good to be alone
Maybe I'm afraid I'll get much colder
Sometimes it's more than I can take
I try to hold on 'cause I always run away
Just want to see you at the end of every day
Guess if I lose, I'll love you anyways
If I take it back
If I change my mind
I'll learn from what I lose
I can only take what's mine
So you want to stick around (if I take it back)
Say you want to wait and hold me darlin'
Think I'm loving what I found, (I'll learn from what I lose)
Thinking that I might just let you in
So you want to stick around (if I take it back)
Say you want to wait and hold me darlin'
Think I'm loving what I found, (I'll learn from what I lose)
Thinking that I might just let you in
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