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Tacky Sweaters
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Woah, Woe
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I'm going home
I don't need this
I'm tired of crying
and I'm tired of being angry
I'm going home
This can't be it
There's more to the story
But I'm giving up on reading
I try to get it all down on paper
But every page just falls apart
Tears and blood on my lips
it's cold out and I'm naked
But I'm going home
I don't need this
Every word that you said was a lie
I'm going home
I cant take this
You can call my name
But I won't turn around
I'm going home
I won't be your
emotional punching bag
You told me you had issues
I did my best
Now leave me alone
Leave me out of this mess
No more explanations
No more lies
I'll hang up the phone
I won't say goodbye
It's not what you deserve
It's too good a word
I won't say it out loud
But I know that you heard
What I think of you
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