Sometimes I look at you
Feel like I make you blue
Wish I could make us all brand new
Wish I had some mystery left
To my personality
Then I could wink at you
And you'd laugh like you used to

You know I think we'll make it through
'Cause if it's all the same
I'd rather be with you
We could move on if you wanted to
'Cause if it's all the same
I'd rather be with you

I know it's hard not to
Continue what we do
And remove a pattern
Like an old tattoo
I go with you
You go with me
But if we had some clarity
Well maybe we could stop ourselves
Before we both get silly

You know I think we'll make it through
'Cause if it's all the same
I'd rather be with you
We could move on if you wanted to
'Cause if it's all the same
I'd rather be with you

Always felt strong
We belong
From the first time you stood next to me
Am I still your girl?
'Cause in a crowded world
You are still the only man I see

Maybe we'd stop ourselves
Before we both get silly

You know I think we'll make it through
'Cause if it's all the same
I'd rather be with you
We could move on if you wanted to
'Cause if it's all the same
I'd rather be with you

You know I think we'll make it through
'Cause if it's all the same
I'd rather be with you
We could move on if you wanted to
'Cause if it's all the same
I'd rather be with you


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