This is one of my favorite songs. https://fnfgo.io
and I just wanted to start by saying sorry.
every time I come around
you start to worry
to the point where you start to cry
and I don't know why.
things change and apparently so do people.
and I love you very much,
and I long for your touch,
but things have changed and I can't explain, no.
things change and apparently so do people.
every time I come around
you start to worry
to the point where you start to cry
and I don't know why.
things change and apparently so do people.
and I love you very much,
and I long for your touch,
but things have changed and I can't explain, no.
things change and apparently so do people.
Lyrics submitted by a scar in the sky
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This song describes everythng in this wold. It's inevitable, things change.. and so do people. even if you love someone, sometimes you just realize that things aren't the same. it's hard to come to that realization and it's very depressing to let go of someone you've cared so much about and still love and need. the fact that you still want them makes you insane and not want to go on. but then again things change.. so hopefully i'll overcome this situation. this song keeps me alive.
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