| First you fall, then you fly
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| and you believe that you belong
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| up in the sky.
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| Flap your arms, as you run,
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| every revolution brings you closer to the sun.
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| You fall asleep in motion, in unchartered
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| hemispheres,
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| and you wake up with the stars
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| fallin' down around your ears.
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| And when they hit the ground,
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| they’re nothin' but stones
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| that’s how you learn to live alone.
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| That’s how you learn to live alone.
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| Bit by bit, you slip away,
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| you lose yourself in pieces
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| by the things that you don’t say.
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| You’re not here, but you’re still there
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| The sun goes up and the sun goes down,
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| but you’re not sure you care.
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| You live inside the false,
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| till you recognize the truth.
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| People send you pictures,
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| but you can’t believe it’s you.
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| Seems forever since your house
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| has felt like home
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| that’s how you learn to live alone
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| that’s how you learn to live alone.
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| It don’t feel right, but it’s not wrong.
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| It’s just hard to start again this far along.
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| Brick by brick, the letting go,
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| as you walk away from everything you know
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| When you release resistance
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| and you lean into the wind,
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| till the roof begins to crumble,
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| and the rain comes pourin' in,
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| And you sit there in the rubble,
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| till the rubble feels like home
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| That’s how you learn to live alone
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| that’s how you learn to live alone
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| that’s how you learn to live alone |