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Old Friends, New Lives
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Did I make you feel awkward with all those songs I wrote about you? I'm sorry, they were terrible but I was young and wanting to fall in love.
Well I guess that growing up means that we're growing apart
You've got a new life now with new people. Our homes are not the same anymore. I hope we keep in touch, we've been through too much to throw it all away.
Well I guess that growing up means that we're growing apart.
Well I wish you well in your new life, but don't you dare forget how a younger me was once in love with a younger you.
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Family Funerals
01:58
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Call me Mr Morbid Thoughts cos I've been thinking about how I couldn't live without you if you died; and you weren't there waiting for me in the old house where I grew up
because the truth is
I didn't grow up until I left home and I didn't leave long, but it was long enough
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Mathlete Manchester, UK
My name is Christian and this is me working things out
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