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Because Of You
03:03
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Waiting for you makes me lose my mind
Why don't you go and leave it all behind
Don't cry, don't lie
I'm sick, I'm tired
Want you to know I never loved you baby
I'm right, you're wrong
You don't belong here next to me
Don't tell me what to do
Not here because of you
Not this time not anymore
Don't tell me what to do
Not here because of you
This isn't what I've been born for
I've got to know what I mean to you
Playing a game that you're gonna lose
You said stay here
But now it's clear
I'm over you
The war is over baby
We're done, we're through
With me and you
It's history
Don't tell me what to do
Not here because of you
Not this time not anymore
Don't tell me what to do
Not here because of you
This isn't what I've been born for
(solo)
Don't tell me what to do
Not here because of you
Not this time not anymore
Don't tell me what to do
Not here because of you
This isn't what I've been born for
This isn't what I've been born for
This isn't what I've been born for
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Play
04:23
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Eira
04:17
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