| Curse the weather that brought us together
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| And cut the tethers that drag us on
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| I shook the sheets to find some sense of «clean,»
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| But the memories came, that I pissed them all away
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| Stared at the floorboards. |
| Kept track of my bed sores
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| And tried to filter the shit that you say
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| You’ll always find a way to block out the sun
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| And in the end, you were the waiting one
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| Threw out your clothes, your photos, from three stories up
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| Gave myself a condition I knew was in my blood
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| To the «wronged,» before me, to the «wronged,» before me
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| We’re better off this way
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| You’ll always find a way to block out the sun
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| And in the end, you were the waiting one
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| Curse the weather that brought us together
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| And cut the tethers that drag us on |