Here's to say I'm better off without you
You showed me a side I never knew I had
Promise me you won't feel sad
Our memories are more than enough to live by
Whats been broken can never be fixed
Saftey pinning shards of our shattered hearts
Can never solve a thing
I'll play russian roullete with my words
But my luck is running out

I never thought it'd end this way
I've lost the comfort of your embrace
If you forget my face, I'll forget your name
But lets not go down that road
It's a long drive home

The rose I planned on giving you has died right in my hands
The wilted petals prove nothing lasts forever
You said we'd last forever, I was such a fool
You spoke those words in vain, Isn't it obvious
It's so obvious that we've both had enough
If I could I'd take all the pain away
But it's what made us who we are today
Theres no point in living in the past
When theres no future anymore

I never thought it'd be this way
I've lost the comfort of your embrace
If you forget my face, I'll forget your name
But lets not go down that road
It's a long drive home

These empty pages are an easy way to say
"I'm too lost to find myself
Your pictures on a dusty shelf
And I'll just watch it fade"
I'm drowning in my misery
My cold heart is a place where the sun will never shine
But I swear it, I'll be fine
I'll be fine this time around
Sunlight is a ray of hope that shadows my regret
Say you wont forget, Say you wont forget me

I never thought it'd be this way
I've lost the comfort of your embrace
If you forget my face, I'll forget your name
But lets not go down that road
It's a long drive home
Too long to go alone






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