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Giving Up On Giving Up
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Sitting here listening to your favorite song.
Over time, it's become my favorite song.
Oh how it aches just to sing along.
And I don't mind.
No, I don't mind.
Laying limp, I can't pull myself out of bed.
I can't sleep, nor get you out of my head.
I'm still alive, because I feel pain, but I look dead.
And I don't mind.
No, I don't mind.
Progressing through the stages of grief.
But I'm still stuck on disbelief.
I'll scream until I'm out of breath.
Till my voice is hoarse, and there's nothing left.
Build me up and then break me apart.
This stubborn hope is the hardest part.
Built a home for you up in my head.
And if you won't love me, I'll stay there instead.
Sitting here listening to your favorite song.
Over time, it's become my favorite song.
I don't know if I'll ever move on.
But I don't mind.
No, I don't mind.
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