Heartbroken, I watched
The rain beat on the sidewalk,
Complete with gray skies,
And headlights,
And puddles on the sidewalk.
Everyone's ruined like me...
It's weird now,
Now that I look back.
Each day spent carefully
Still consumes over time.
I think it's worse to be aware
And know this change
Than to go on everyday unknowing.
I'm having trouble with realizations.
Why's it gotta be a regretful mess?
If I could have one day back now,
I swear I'd use it well.
Oh 13, where did you go?
You're gone when I needed you most.
I know that from here it's downhill,
Make the best of a...
People change, yeah,
And that can't be good.
I liked it that way,
Why did you stray?
Well, maybe I'm unhealthy.
Oh won't you stop
And stay frozen in time with me?
I'm having trouble with realizations.
Why's it gotta be a regretful mess?
If I could have one day back now,
I swear I'd use it well.
Oh 13, where did you go?
You're gone when I needed you most.
I know that from here it's downhill,
Make the best of a slow death.
I'm having trouble with realizations.
Why's it gotta be a regretful mess?
If I could have one day back now,
I swear I'd use it well.
Oh 13, where did you go?
You're gone when I needed you most.
I know that from here it's downhill,
Make the best of a...
Oh 13, where did you go?
You're gone when I needed you most.
I know that from here it's downhill,
Make the best of a slow death.


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    This song is so awsome. I just can`t stop listening to it. Though it does have a scary resembalence to Greenday.

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