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from Penelope, Sebastian by Winter dies in June
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Have you ever thought of it?
Don’t want to put you to the test
I’m not in the right mood
Stay out of my nightmares
Stay out of my dreams
You’re not even welcomed in my memories
But you’re spinning away, dragging your days around
You gave what you gave
I don’t feel betrayed
It’s all over
You could be my torture
I don’t really care about it
I’m probably sober, I’m finally free
What about the “Marry me now”
What about if it hurts
What about your feet on the ground
It’s all over
But you’re spinning away, dragging your days around
You gave what you gave
I don’t feel betrayed
It’s all over nobody will forgive me
Someday you will surely know
How to get through it
Something in your smile that tears me down
The space between your front teeth I can’t go without
One day… oh God how hard I tried
To be better off
Still falling back on your mother’s front porch
What a bargain such a drag
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