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I used to think that we were something
I used to think that we were something
I caught the clouds and peaked your interest
I took a mile and left you inches
But you don’t know me
Just listen to yourself
I’ll help you tear me down
I guess it’s my fault
I went and let you in
So you can tell your friends
You played my game
And you won me over
I took a screenshot of that one time
I shot my shot and crossed the goal line
You had that twinkle like the sunshine
With my smile between your eyes
I guess it’s my fault
I went and let you in
So you can tell your friends
You played my game
And you won me over
When you sit by the shore line
Do you think you’re my mind?
And I think that it’s high time
I accept what I can’t find
Because I crawled over your line
And I fell from your high climb
Catch a glimpse of the sunrise
Discontent like a fine wine
I guess it’s my fault
I went and let you in
So you can tell your friends
You played my game
And you won me over
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John Lawrence Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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