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Takes Care Of Me
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Said I was fine
I know
I'll be good
Oh, all the time
She'll take good care of me, this time, I swear
I'll be fine
The past is behind me
But I know it now
Think I'll be fine in a while
Balcony smoke
Painted, I know
Still haven't found
You are the sun
My only one
It's not working
My thoughts are dry
Feeling inside
Set me apart from you
Home in a house
Can't live without
I am not done
Oh, I've too tried hard to fail
Every time it's like this
Family passed it down
You were perfect for me, I still think
Finally figured it out
We were too young
All this hurt, my life
Betrayal and abuse inside
Manifested online, can't be the only one
And I know
As I am
She will, now
As we were
Now I've learned
And I'm
Still tortured from the last time
Feel closer
We're too good for each other
Ooh, he'll take good care of me, this time
But we'll miss one another
The same
Well, I mean it this time
She'll take good care of me this time
He will take good care of me
I've learned too much
Aah I, 'cause I think I figured it out
And I can tell
I think I wasn't afraid
But I think I was wrong again
The walls are telling me how I feel
And I think my mask is on again
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Leonard Herron Tokyo, Japan
human being
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