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No Words
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There are no words,
I can't speak,
I've done a pretty good job,
Making you forget me,
So come and push me away.
There are no words,
I can say,
To show you that I hate,
That things ended up this way,
Now you'll just push me away.
Building barriers to keep myself in,
Then clawing at the walls to get out again.
Disconnection from what I want the most,
Now I'm desperate to live,
But I'm already a ghost.
So now I'm haunting,
Each and every home,
But they've all been abandoned,
And now I'm all alone.
There are no words,
I can't speak,
I've done a pretty good job,
Making you forget me,
So come and push me away.
There are no words,
I can say,
To show you that I hate,
That things ended up this way,
Now you'll just push me away.
How many times will I find myself,
Staring into the dark?
Wrapped in silence and emptiness,
Except the burdens on my heart.
But I would hate,
To place this weight,
On anyone but me.
I let it crush my bones,
And suffer all alone,
While I pray no one can see.
How many times will I find myself,
Staring into the dark?
Wrapped in silence and emptiness,
Except the burdens on my heart.
But I would hate,
To place this weight,
On anyone but me.
And I need your love,
But I'm not enough,
I think so foolishly.
There are no words,
I can't speak,
I've done a pretty good job,
Making you forget me,
So come and push me away.
There are no words,
I can say,
To show you that I hate,
That things ended up this way,
Now you'll just push me away.
I need your love,
But I'm not enough.
I need your love,
But I'm not enough.
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