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It's Not On You
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Let me just say, before anything else: none of this is your fault
I know well, I’m not afraid to admit when I was wrong
But, I also know I couldn’t take it if you were gone
I could say I don’t know better or don’t realize at all
But I know you deserve better and I should make the call
It’s not your fault that I’m not ready
You aren’t to blame that I’m afraid
Don’t blame yourself if I can’t do it
It’s not on you that we’re not made
Don’t misunderstand me lover, I love you still, I do
But as much as I would love it I just don’t deserve you
I could dive my head back under and tell you I’m alive
But you ought to be with someone who knows how to let you thrive
It’s not your fault that I’m not ready
You aren’t to blame that I’m afraid
Don’t blame yourself if I can’t do it
It’s not on you that we’re not made
A couple years from now, perhaps
We’ll be together here again
But if we fall apart from this
It’s not on you we reached the end
I know this road, I have walked it for far too many days
If I’ve learned just one thing from it it’s that nothing good stays
I’m afraid of what I’d do to you if I lost control
I don’t want to ever hurt you, ‘cause that would kill my soul
It’s not your fault that I’m not ready
You aren’t to blame that I’m afraid
Don’t blame yourself if I can’t do it
It’s not on you that we’re not made
A couple years from now, perhaps
We’ll be together here again
But if we fall apart from this
It’s not on you we reached the end
It’s not your fault that I’m not ready
You aren’t to blame that I’m afraid
Don’t blame yourself if I can’t do it
It’s not on you that we’re not made
A couple years from now, perhaps
We’ll be together here again
But if we fall apart from this
It’s not on you we reached the end
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