| I need a spell to stop my friends from
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| feeling guilty every time they talk about you
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| How every subject led to the last words that they might have said
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| It’s like I’ve lost a part of them too
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| So I talk to you
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| I need a drink
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| I need the distance that the daylight
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| brings to drift into the sleep I lose each night
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| Your boys parade their sorrows
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| Say there’s nothing that they could have done
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| And I hate myself for thinking they’re right
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| So no more songs about suicide
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| Break the swagger in your stride
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| Here’s to the death
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| To the holes in whatever’s left
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| If we’re supposed to make the most of every moment
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| How come all the memories I keep are shrapnel sharp, embedded deep?
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| If you could see the mess you’d leave, would you?
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| So here’s to the hope
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| How each and every rope thrown out
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| forms bridges we can build without you
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| How we talk in abstract terms about
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| our grief and how it strengthens us
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| And secretly hope that it’s true
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| Still opens wounds on your birthday
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| Like one dumb legacy
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| Here’s to the death
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| To the holes in whatever’s left
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| If we’re supposed to make the most of every moment
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| How come all the memories I keep are shrapnel sharp, embedded deep?
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| If you could see the mess you’d leave, would you still?
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| Yeh would you still?
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| And oh-my-god!
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| How come all the memories I keep are shrapnel sharp, embedded deep?
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| If you could see this mess you’d leave, would you still? |