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Paths (Ready to Leave)

from Passing Time by EARL GREY

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lyrics

You know the reasons why
and I won't refuse, no I won't deny
that I'm there, I'm always there for you
but would you please, oh please
just help me through this

Thoughts remain
but I don't feel the same way
as I did back in the day
when I was ready to leave
and you begged me to stay
I don't need
your selfishness and greed
This isn't all about you
and the paths that you chose
Always willing to fight
never willing to lose

Tell me now
Do you want this?
I can't deal with your problems
This time I won't forgive
fucks sake, I was just a kid
But now that things have changed
I'm pretty sure I know
you never ever meant
a single word you said

I can't get through to you

I guess I'm just a face without a name
and you're the one to blame
that things will never be the same
Did I mean anything to you?
Please keep in mind
I once looked up to you

Do what you love
don't be afraid
let's talk about it
Just be yourself
hope for the best
and move on

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from Passing Time, released October 9, 2015

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