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Better Without Me
04:10
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Nah, It’s fine, I swear I’m alright
You’re better without me, anyway
Now come on, there’s no need to fight
I promise, you’re gonna be okay
I had a feeling that I wouldn’t be there for you
In exactly the same way
And I hope that you can understand
Why I took the time to walk away
And I know that you don’t quite see it
The same way that I do
But I’d hope that you know
I’m just trying to do
What’s best for you
Nah, It’s fine, I swear I’m alright
You’re better without me, anyway
Now come on, there’s no need to fight
I promise, you’re gonna be okay
A few short months, I’ll be out of mind
There’s nothing left to say
Hey, it’s fine, I swear I’m alright
You’re better without me, anyway
Now I don’t think I need to say that I love you,
Cause I think that you know
But I’ve my doubts about if you could say it back
I wouldn’t mind even so
I don’t need to be cradled or rocked
I’m fine exactly how I am
But there’s no point in me trying to debate
If I don’t even have a plan
Nah, It’s fine, I swear I’m alright
You’re better without me, anyway
Now come on, there’s no need to fight
I promise, you’re gonna be okay
A few short months, I’ll be out of mind
There’s nothing left to say
Hey, it’s fine, I swear I’m alright
You’re better without me, anyway
And I don’t know if I could ever look in your eyes
And admit what I feel
But in a sense I almost think that it’s better that way,
Cause it makes it less real
I’m not sure if I could ever explain
What it is that I want you to see
Aw, now don’t give me that, come on
You don’t need to worry ‘bout me
Nah, It’s fine, I swear I’m alright
You’re better without me, anyway
Now come on, there’s no need to fight
I promise, you’re gonna be okay
You won’t even know I’m gone
I’ll be that far away
Hey, it’s fine, I swear I’m alright
You’re better without me, anyway
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