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Circles
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Running in circles and circles and circles
I cant seem to break free of this
Pushing and pulling and pushing and pulling
I cant seem to breathe you in
Cause every time I do
I don't know what to
Say to make you stay
But now I've come
To realize that I'm not the only one who make you
Happy
At least that's what my crazy mind likes to think
Go home no come back
I want to take a nap
But only if its next to you
Cause my dreams get lonely
And I know its funny
But they always seem to be about you
They always seem to be about you
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I could act like I don't care
But it'll only make me care a lot more
Cause the less that I care
The less that you care
It's a never ending war
If you just tell me that I matter
That I'm not a passing thought
Maybe then we'll get better, darling
But till then I'm not really sure anymore
No I'm not really sure
No I'm not really sure anymore
For now we'll just stand
At the opposite sides of this land
We'll be making faces at each other
Keeping out distance spread apart
Cause if you only knew what I was thinking
You would have to break a heart
Whether it's mine or his, there's no telling
But I don't want to take that risk
So for now I'll just seal my lips
And hope that this makes you understand
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