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Lyrics: I’ve been trying to make a sellout look like a fine wine, and I’ve done, it i won it There’s nothing wrong with you but I wonder about me sometimes There’s no lover beside me To claim that i’ve got it wrong It’s all in my head I’m singing a song I’ll soon forget I remember your mouth like it was a pastime When you want it, you got it Eyes from across the room long at me like a statue Like It’s the only thing you ever wanted How could it all go wrong? I’m singing a song in a house i don’t live, country i’m not from Tracing your steps i’ve let you lead the way You’re always leaving me behind I get so quiet When of you I’m reminded There’s no denying It’s my fault cause I fight it I don’t know whats left to do I’m trying to, be rid of you Can I find a love like I thought I could have with you? Before i’m 22? Now I ran away far away from where I came from That just happens to be close to you I met somebody new he is kinder than you are But that isn’t that hard to do Any time i hear your voice, it is not a choice I am on my knees, this is my disease I don’t hear from you for months, and then what? You got a new girl but i’m the pitstop I get so quiet When of you I’m reminded There’s no denying It’s my fault cause I fight it I don’t know whats left to do I’m trying to, be rid of you Can I find a love like I thought I could have with you? Before i’m 22? You said you missed me You said you cared You tried to kiss me, and It’s me that got scared I think id believe you If you pushed me down the stairs Blamed it on gravity Blamed it on missing me Blamed it on Somebody else