Tonight I'm sending a message
This is the end of an era
The end of second chances
In the face of defeat
I'm winning
Yet, you still have so much left to say

They're coming straight for me

Just let me go for now
I'll be just fine
Don't you know now that I'm back on my own

Tell me how it feels to watch the walls of your security crumble
I remember you, you took the easy way out when I gave you something to stand for

They're coming straight for me

Just let me go for now
I'll be just fine
Don't you know now that I'm back on my own

I was just another promise that you couldn't keep


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I Heard It's The Softest Thing Ever Lyrics as written by Jeremy Wade Mckinnon Thomas H Jr. Denney

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    Again another amazing song

    teck92on June 09, 2009   Link

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