You drive away the best of you, that’s all that’s left to say
You leave me with the rest of you, you’ve made it on your way
I need a call to say from you, just before you go
The more that I’ve been close with you, the door was always closed

Drive away and all - there's nothing you should say
Drive away and all - we’re travelers anyway

Getting up and straight you go, there’s nothing left to say
Begging's not my place you know, you wouldn’t hear it anyway
‘Cos all the days I begged you stay, I saw it made you blind
It’s more than I can really say, what is it that traps you all inside

You made it all get so uptight, I made it in between
You went and wronged all the rights, then you hid behind your screen
You’re headed where I just don’t know, I think you’ve gone inside
I hope the world looks good from there, well I hope it looks alright

We never made it all the way
We never made it all the way
You take the best of you
I keep the rest of you


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