I'm in an over-dramatic phase
Constantly hoping
Counting the days 'til I piece myself together
Pretend it's for the better that we just go our own ways
For all the times I called you mine
Another kiss that made you run and hide
None of this is easy, baby
You just gotta listen to me
And let me step inside

And when I'm face down she tears me apart
Like she's got every intention of breaking my heart
And she's taking the best of me
Along with the rest of me
And I just thought you should know
It's time to let this go

Tell me girl, is this what you had planned
To leave me here, to take my heart in your hands
I took my chances, you didn't take time
Getting into my head, then out of my life

For all the times I called you mine
Another kiss that made you run and hide
None of this is easy, baby
You just gotta listen to me
And let me step inside

And when I'm face down she tears me apart
Like she's got every intention of breaking my heart
And she's taking the best of me
Along with the rest of me
And I just thought you should know
It's time to let this go

And she wears me out
And she brings me down

For all the times I called you mine
Another kiss that made you run and hide
None of this is easy, baby
You just gotta listen to me
And let me step inside

And when I'm face down she tears me apart
Like she's got every intention of breaking my heart
And she's taking the best of me
Along with the rest of me
I just thought you should know
It's time to let this go

And when I'm face down she tears me apart
And please, just please, stop breaking my heart
And she's taking the best of me
Along with the rest of me
I just thought you should know
It's time to let this go


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