Will you tell me why the sun no longer shines every since you took the time to take from me what was all mine?
I want it back - I want it back
There's a blackout outside as well as inside, it's hiding a thing that I call my pride
I won't stop till I fill the black that's now a hole in the front of my back

Give me back what I lack and that is that
You were faking and taking doing everything but making
Now is my chance to do a dance around this thing I used to call romance
I'm not gonna lie, I thought that you and I would take to the sky and fly
But here is the thing, it was a silly feeling, why I was in it I'm wondering
I'll have to get used to getting abused for blowing an internal/external fuse

Will you tell me why the sun no longer shines every since you took the time to take from me what was all mine?
I want it back - I want it back
There's a blackout outside as well as inside, it's hiding a thing that I call my pride
I won't stop till I fill the black that's now a hole in the front of my back

All I'm gonna say is that it's another day to have something taken away
You had the key to me and now I see
I'm not even sad, just a little mad, that I thought you were the best I could ever have
I dropped the ball, I shouldn't have made the call, now I have to suffer the fall
It was bad timing, just like my rhyming, now I need to start climbing
There will be no more pictures since you messed with our mixture then you ended up blowing out my lighting fixture

Will you tell me why the sun no longer shines every since you took the time to take from me what was all mine?
I want it back - I want it back
There's a blackout outside as well as inside, it's hiding a thing that I call my pride
I won't stop till I fill the black that's now a hole in the front of my back

Will you tell me why the sun no longer shines every since you took the time to take from me what was all mine?
I want it back - I want it back
There's a blackout outside as well as inside, it's hiding a thing that I call my pride
I won't stop till I fill the black that's now a hole in the front of my back


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