Days swiftly come and go
I'm dreaming of her
She's seeing other guys
Emotions they stir
The sun is gone
The nights are long
And I am left while the tears fall

Did you think that I would cry
On the phone?
Do you know what it feels like
Being alone?
I'll find someone new

Swing, swing, swing from the tangles of
My heart is crushed by a former love
Can you help me find a way
To carry on again

Wish cast into the sky
I'm moving on
Sweet beginnings to arise
She knows I was wrong
The notes are old
They bend, they fold
And so do I to a new love

Did you think that I would cry
On the phone?
Do you know what it feels like
Being alone?
I'll find someone new

Swing, swing, swing from the tangles of
My heart is crushed by a former love
Can you help me find a way
To carry on again

Bury me
You thought your problems were gone
Carry me
Away, away, away

Swing, swing, swing from the tangles of
My heart is crushed by a former love
Can you help me find a way
To carry on again

Swing, swing, swing from the tangles of
My heart is crushed by a former love
Can you help me find a way
To carry on again

Swing, swing, swing from the tangles of
My heart is crushed by a former love
Can you help me find a way
To carry on again


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    lol i herd somewhere that this is about a grl in tyson ritters home town and everyone ther hates him for writing it about her!!

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