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BUDDY
02:47
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You said you would call back on a sunday.
Believe me, there's not a chance I would let you in.
(Just forgive me, forbidden, just forget it)
You have been the best to all. So deal with it!
“Hey! So you miss me? But did you miss me when you had another band? (Sound Familiar?, so pathetic)
You really think that i’d come back? Get over it!”
“Get over it!? I said don’t call back!? I don’t need this!?What makes you think that I could love again!? I admit too...I am broken , lost , and torn into pieces...”
“Hey!? Will you quit it!?”
“Can’t entertain the loss of selfish men? I dont fit in...”
“You know you did this to yourself. Get over it... “
When all is said and done
Please just try to be better
It was “us” against the World
Now it’s us” against “us”
When we try to understand
We’re not good for each other
I wont forget the fun we had...
“Well, i’m good... Get over it.”
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BANTER
05:14
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