| Home,
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| A place I never dared to call my own
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| When it was opened up to me I just left all alone
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| Because I was afraid
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| Not enough to admit I was every single day
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| When someone moves closer, I just move further away
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| I almost fell though
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| With a hundred thousand reasons not to let go
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| And I just sat there screaming, singing «Hell no, I’m never going to give my
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| heart away»
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| Well I know it’s her
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| The one who makes it hard to find another
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| The one who wakes me up to remind me I’m still hurt
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| So I’ll drink, yeah I’ll drink it all away
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| And if that don’t work, I’ll drink more all the same
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| 'Cause what I have is what I have, no poison could ever change
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| A little part of me that no one can ever save
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| I almost fell, though
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| With a hundred thousand reasons not to let go
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| And I just sat there screaming, singing «Hell no, I’m never going to give my
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| heart away»
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| She put up a fight, though
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| And I’d give up all my rights to see those eyes glow
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| And after all my pain, I might say «Hell though, I just might try to give my
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| heart away»
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| And the edge of my seat is on the edge of my mind
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| (Won't be surprised this time, won’t be left hanging on a line)
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| And the furthest from you is the closest I’ll be
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| (My restless heart will set me free, never mind what I’m leaving)
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| I almost fell though
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| With a hundred thousand reasons not to let go
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| And I just sat there screaming, singing «Hell no, I’m never going to give my
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| heart away» |