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Something you have; It keeps me running to you, always coming back
I can't believe that you can bring out my best
When I go beyond your boundaries you always stop me from giving up
I hope you know you always bring out my best
The best in me is all I can give but you're perfection, and perfection finds it hard to sympathize
When I go, you always find me coming back with my desperate cries
Struck by the luck of my destiny, pointless burden fills the rest of me
How you stay is a miracle I can always rely on
I can't change, but I hope I'm worth the pain.
With the pain that makes me want to try
The pain we get from sacrifice
The pain that makes me feel alive
It's the pain that makes me want to try
The pain we get from sacrifice
The pain that makes me feel alive
The best in me is all I can give, but your perfection finds it hard to sympathize
Your hard rain fills my chest and fills my emptiness and makes me see my arrogance
Something you have; It keeps me running to you, always coming back
I can't believe that you can bring out my best
When I go beyond your boundaries you always stop me from giving up
I hope you know you always bring out my best
It's the pain that makes me want to try
The pain we get from sacrifice
The pain that makes me feel alive
It's the pain that makes me want to try
The pain we get from sacrifice
The pain that makes me feel alive
I hope you know you bring the best out of me that's why
I'm never giving up on this (And I am never)
That's why I'm never (I'm never)
And I'll find you deep in the crevice of your thoughts no matter how far you run away (Giving up on this)
When you go I will always find you, find you, come find you (Giving up on this)
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Mind's Time
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