My Mind

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So easy
That's what I take
Then I wouldn't have to look at your face
When all these decisions
Though made on your part
That you'll never knew who'd turn your heart

Though it wasn't right even though you were mine
It wasn't right even though you were mine
It wasn't right even though you were mine
It wasn't right you'll never leave my mind
You'll never leave my line
You'll never leave my mind
You'll never leave my line
You'll never leave my

Does it come to this?
You I'll never kiss
Or romanticize so how I've missed
All of these things
We'll never do
When I've gone and broken us all in two

Causeit wasn't right even though you were mine
It wasn't right even though you were mine
It wasn't right even though you were mine
It wasn't right you'll never leave my mind
You'll never leave my mind
You'll never leave my mind
You'll never leave my mind

You'll never leave my
You'll never leave my

You'll never leave my mind
You'll never leave my mind
You'll never leave my mind, no
You'll never leave my mind, oh no
You'll never leave my mind
You'll never leave my mind
You'll never

You'll never leave my mind


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    I love this song so much. I think it's about a couple (obviously) and the guy for instance does things to make the girl decide to end things and he regrets everything but knows that the relationship they once had will never happen again but he'll always have feelings for her.

    antispacemonkeyon April 09, 2009   Link
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    General Comment

    The beginning words are

    "so easy. Thats what I'd say" not

    "So easy. That's what I take"

    I think they simply met at the wrong time, He loved her but she still loved someone else, She wasnt ready to love him, He loved her I think and therefore he will never forget what coulda but never woulda been at that time.

    Great track <3

    Lennox4on October 25, 2010   Link

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