Album: Hunger (2011)
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  • we can only try our best
    every time i see you i love you less
    we have to endure this it could be a test
    but in the end its all a mess

    i wrote this song with you in mind
    you will never be impressed
    the more..?

    we can get through this so should we invest?
    let's get things off our chests.

    i wrote this song with you in mind.
    i have to say you're awfully unkind to me
    i wrote this song with you in my head.
    there comes a point when i wish that you were there.

    i can't give you all my trust
    and do i still i still love you or is it just lust?
    we can get through this its just a phase.
    but i can see that things won't change.

    i wrote this song with you in mind
    i wrote this song with you in mind
    i wrote this song with you in mind
    i wrote this song with you in my head. x2

    i wrote this song i wrote this song i wrote this song, i wrote this. x3
    i wrote this song i wrote this song i wrote this song WE wrote this. Publisher: DOMINO PUBLISHING COMPANY
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