| You said there was no war we couldn’t fight
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| But now I’m on the sidelines, no use on the front line
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| Your body has been bruised and so has mine
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| There’s nowhere to run, no place to try and hide
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| (No place to try and hide)
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| I’m so afraid to hear, these words that I so fear
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| You’ve been weathered like a stone, shaped to cut me to the bone
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| To the bone
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| Is there a price to pay, to bring back yesterday?
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| ‘Coz you can’t even look at me, or even share the air I’m breathing
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| Will it ever be the same, now that I’m the only one you blame?
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| Will you ever look at me; |
| remember how your heart was beating?
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| Remember how your heart was beating
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| Something like the way you’re aching
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| To get me out the way, like a lion sees its prey
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| You’re better off not knowing how much I can take
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| Before alarms start ringing, and the pieces of my heart stop clinging
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| To every word you say, every step you start to take
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| Is another leap from me, I can’t make
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| Is there a price to pay, to bring back yesterday?
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| ‘Coz you can’t even look at me, or even share the air I’m breathing
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| Will it ever be the same, now that I’m the only one you blame?
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| Will you ever look at me; |
| remember how your heart was beating?
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| And in the quiet, it’s like we’re growing back to be
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| Two branches of the same old tree
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| Burnt in the fire, burnt in the fire
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| Is there a price to pay, to bring back yesterday?
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| ‘Coz you can’t even look at me, or even share the air I’m breathing
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| Will it ever be the same, now that I’m the only one you blame?
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| Will you ever look at me; |
| remember how your heart was beating? |