| You told me, it’s better to burn out than fade away. |
| You struck a match and I
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| watched you burn.
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| Why can’t you see what you do to me? |
| Why can’t you stay?
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| As I watched you burn I learn that life’s not fair and that no one cares,
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| or maybe that’s just what it seems like when every night I feel the pain that
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| I’ll have to say goodbye.
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| You told me, it’s better to burn out than fade away. |
| You struck a match and I
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| watched you burn.
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| Why can’t you see what you do to me? |
| Why can’t you stay with me?
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| Terrified of what’s to come. |
| I’m just another fatherless son. |
| Father,
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| what have you done?
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| I know I could have been a better son.
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| You left but you’re not done with me. |
| It’s better to burn out than fade away.
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| Light it up, burn it down from the inside out.
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| You won’t feel a thing when you hit the ground.
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| Burn it, burn it down. |
| Watch me drown.
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| I can’t fake this, take this so burn it down.
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| You told me, it’s better to burn out than fade away. |
| You struck a match and I
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| watched you burn.
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| Why can’t you see what you do to me? |
| Why can’t you stay with me?
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| Well some say that there’s an abandoned church in Hell that never burns down.
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| Rest in peace said the preacher as he fed my father to the ground.
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| Thinking of all my past regrets.
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| Sometimes I burn a cigarette and close my eyes, and pretend that you’re still
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| hear.
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| Where do I go from here, when you disappear. |
| You’re gone, gone, gone.
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| All of the things I should have done, I could have been a better son.
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| Forgive me father for what I’ve done. |