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English, 20.04.2021 16:20 blue5488

Everybody knows that I'm breaking down Everybody knows I ain't fakin' now
Everybody knows my heart's vacant now
Yeah, she hates me now, I made mistakes, but now
I don't ever wanna be alone, I don't really ever feel at home
On my own, in the zone
That's the only way I know, feelin' low
'Bout to blow back up, here I go
I will never let the doubt creep in
Gotta pop a couple more Aspirin
I don't think I'll ever let you in
Easier to break it off as friends
I don't really understand myself
I don't really understand, need help
I don't wanna be left on the shelf
Couldn't even hear me if I yelled
It's so cold outside
I'm alone, I'm alright
It's so cold outside
I'm alone, I'm alright​


Everybody knows that I'm breaking down

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