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You've been working so hard
and the hours are so long
so I bet you don't know
I bet you don't know
I bet you don't know
And your days are so full
got no time for your friends
that I bet you don't know
I bet you don't know
I bet you don't know
that I didn't believe you then
and I don't believe you now
You got a million excuses
why you don't have the time
but I bet you don't know
I bet you don't know
I bet you don't know
So wrapped up in yourself
that you think I don't mind
but I bet you don't know
I bet you don't know
I bet you don't know
That I didn't believe you then
and I don't believe you now
you said you were sorry
that you would change one day
but I didn't believe you then
and I don't believe you now
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Time Will Tell (demo)
06:57
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We’re at the diner down on 5th and 9th
I’ve been feeling pretty down
I hear you asking me what’s on my mind
I was spacing out
I think: I dream of being someone else
I say: I’m ordering the tuna melt
What is this part of me I’m fighting off
That doesn’t let me let you in
Is there a part of you that writes me off
For the one I could have been
Our sandwiches are getting cold
I’m self obsessed and getting old
Lonely knows me well
Only time will tell
I’ve not been looking for the light each day
It takes so much energy
At first it dimmed and then it went away
Just a fading memory
I’m working now to bring it back
To light the fuse and feel the fire crack
Lonely knows me well
Only time will tell
I read this book about the Civil War
It said we won it day by day
There was no great battle where we killed them all
We just chipped and chipped away
That’s how I’m gonna win my fight
I win by being alive each night
Lonely knows me well
Only time will tell
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