| I wake up cold and sweaty
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| Is it morning already?
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| I hate the sun for setting on yesterday
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| When I wrote my feelings on the walls and ceilings
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| Like drugs, I’m dealing, and you just walked away
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| The trees all sway and swing
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| The wind and I are both singing
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| I was giving you everything I had to give
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| Wasn’t it enough?
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| All those promising promises were on your lips
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| But you wouldn’t give them up
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| So let me just say for the record
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| That you can spare me the lecture
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| 'Cause ever since I met you I’ve been lonely
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| Your smile, it don’t hide you
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| I see the teeth that you lie through
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| Do I need to remind you that I’m only
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| Hanging by a string
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| I close my eyes and spin, singing
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| I was giving you everything I had to give
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| Wasn’t it enough?
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| All those promising promises were on your lips
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| But you wouldn’t give them up
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| And I was giving you everything I had to give
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| Wasn’t it enough?
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| And all those promising promises were on your lips
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| But you wouldn’t give them up
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| And I was giving you everything I had to give
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| Wasn’t it enough?
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| All those promising promises were on your lips
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| But you wouldn’t give them up |