If you stay real low some things will never go
They'll leave a mark on your hands
It gets so hard to keep myself from moving on
Let's stay on top of the sand

If you don't really want it
If you don't really care
If you don't really want it
Why here, are you here?

Hey you, it's a cry out in the over there
That's the way you'll get hurt
You come to twitch cause you're living with your secret fraud
There's a spot on your shirt

If you don't really want it
If you don't really care
If you don't really want it
Don't come, you never ask at all

If you could go, back, bet you wouldn't wanna see
Confident what's in your past, it's better not to know
Trust me, as if it really matters, now you lost it
Since of it all,
And if you picking who you gonna have to lose along

Who say how you get through the weary days if there's nothing to see
Still don't want you and the same things since we were young
Often vague as it seems

If you don't really want it
If you don't really care
If you don't really want it
Just to try some, we gotta lose it all

If you could go, back, bet you wouldn't wanna see
Confident what's in your past, it's better not to know
Trust me, as if it really matters, now you lost it
Since of it all,

If you don't want it, if you don't want it
If you don't want it, if you don't want it

If you could go, back, I bet you wouldn't wanna see
Confident what's in your past, well it's better not to know
So trust me, as if it really matters now that you lost it
Since of it all,
Oh you lost it
Since of it all,
Yeah you lost it, sits of it all

And you'll never see me, and you'll never see me
And you'll never see me, and you'll never see me go
And you'll never see me, and you'll never see me
And you'll never see me, and you'll never see me go
And you'll never see me, and you'll never see me
And you'll never see me, no you'll never see me go

[Repeat: x2]
No you'll never, no you'll never, no you'll never
No you'll never see me
No you'll never, no you'll never, no you'll never
No you'll never see me go
No you'll never, no you'll never, no you'll never
No you'll never see me
No you'll never, no you'll never, no you'll never
No you'll never see me go


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