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Take Me To
02:44
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2. |
What To Do
03:09
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3. |
The News
03:56
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It Would Be So Nice
03:18
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In My Head
03:30
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At This Point
04:49
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Did I ever know that I
Was gonna be the one to do the hurting someday?
No I never knew that I
Was even capable of being on that side of love
Oh, the pain
It never seems
To go away
You mean so much to me
What else
Is there to do
Than just pretend
I'm over you?
I cannot believe I let you down again
Just how many times can I break one heart?
I wish I could control the way I truly feel
But we both know, at this point
That this just isn't love
When all it is is heartbreak for the both of us
And I knew this time would come
I'm sorry for the things I've done
Oh, the pain
It never seems
To go away
You mean so much to me
What else
Is there to do
Than just pretend
I'm over you?
I cannot believe I let you down again
Just how many times can I break one heart?
I wish I could control the way I truly feel
But we both know, at this point,
This just isn't right
I long for you when you're not there
But when you're here, I pull away
credits
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Flounder Warehouse is a Brooklyn-based soul-pop band. BETTER NOW Official Music Video OUT 9/24
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