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I have no clue what to tell you anymore
I don't know how to be there anymore
There's a limit that I've hit
For just how sorry I can get
When the song isn't about you, you get upset
And I feel guilty for every step I take
I feel bad for you with every single move that I make
And every time I'm high I'm thinking of what you would think of me
It's hard seeing your idolized and idealized change
I don't know how I can help you anymore
No idea how I can push you any further
If I push then I'm afraid
You'll end up facing the wrong way
Stalling any chance of revelations made
Please stop waiting
Do something even if it feels crazy to let go
And every time I'm high I'm thinking of what you would think of me
It's hard seeing your idolized and idealized change
I have no clue what to tell you anymore
I don't know how to be there anymore
There's a limit that I've hit
For just how sorry I can get
When the song isn't about you, you get upset
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Friend Hell West Virginia
unprofessional pop punk folk rock nonsense
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