Taking steps back through the words
I should’ve said to you.
They all got lost, you went away
And I feel sick and you just don’t care anymore
Hours to be with you
Minutes of me in you
And I can’t feel this happening
So tie my hands back and make me feel you coming down
I’m coming down

Chorus:
And you don’t care
Your face is on a billboard
And you’re everywhere
You don’t care much for interviews
Your gone… you’ve gone away
If you don’t like being hurt then please don’t stay
It’s hard to wave goodbye
From airplanes when I
Just don’t think that you can see
I taper off
And say it’s never worth the pain
Sometimes it is.

[Chorus]

God I wish I could make this right
I wish that there was something worth the time
For her to give to me

A phone call from LA is my present
There’s nothing left for me to give
I wish I could
And I know that I should
But you know I know I won’t

[Chorus]

If you don’t like being hurt then get away
If you don’t like being hurt then please don’t stay


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    This band kicks ass...seriously. They are amazing!

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