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Home Again - Resolution
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Two years past and one summer gone
Can we forget about this damage done?
Imprinted in your mind are things that I
Will never do again
So trust me and maybe we can be more than friends
This is my resolution to you
Last summer I tried so hard
To be the one that you wanted me to be
But it was all to waste and I can't lie
It haunts me everyday
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Forget everything I told you
because this is for real
Should I take a step back and let
these old wounds heal?
And I can't let you win because I'll never
live up to this again
If I miss all my chances I won't
be my own man
Watch me I will win this fight
and in the end you'll see I was right
I'll tear you apart and make it
seem like I have no heart at all
I don't care what you say I'm going out there anyway
Please don't stay
Don't worry, I'll be just fine without you in my life
I was right
About every little thing, about every little something, all the fighting
The suffering
I know what my limit is, just take a minute
And list everything I wish I did
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