I’ve come to terms with learning dependencies
and that chip off your heart. You break everything
you own because you’re never content with something.
You'll be your own problem, you'll be your own best friend.
You'll never listen to anyone,
you can't even listen to yourself.
You end up confused, with that, you end up by yourself,
(only you, only you, only you)
I keep telling people what they want to hear for so long before I don’t even care.
I keep telling you what you want me to say before I grow exhausted with everything.
I feel uncomfortable and I want to stay,
I take too many risks with you to think that you’ll ever change.
I’ve done enough to myself to put me where I am,
the last thing I need is someone to make it worse.
You don’t want to hear it, thanks but no thanks.
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