Long Way To Happy

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One night to you lasted six week for me Just a bitter little pill now just to try to go to sleep No more waking up to innocence say hello to hesitance To everyone I meet Thanks to you years ago I guess I’ll never know What love means to me but oh I’ll keep on rolling down this road C# But I’ve got a bad bad feeling It’s gonna take a long time to love It’s gonna take a lot to hold on It’s gonna be a long way to happy Left in the pieces that you broke me into Torn apart but now I’ve got to Keep on rolling like a stone ’Cause It’s gonna be a long long way to happy Left my childhood behind in a rollaway bed Everything was so damn simple Now I’m losing my head losing my head Trying to cover up the damage and pat out all the bruises Too young to know I had it so it didn’t hurt to lose it Didn’t hurt to lose it didn’t hurt to lose it But oh I’ll keep on rolling down this road But I’ve got a bad bad feeling It’s gonna take a long time to love It’s gonna take a lot to hold on It’s gonna be a long way to happy Left in the pieces that you broke me into Torn apart but now I’ve got to Keep on rolling like a stone ’Cause It’s gonna be a long long way to happy Now I’m numb as hell and I can’t feel a thing So don’t worry about regret or guilt ’cause I never knew your name I just wanna thank you thank you From the bottom of my heart For all the sleepless nights and for tearing me apart It’s gonna take a long time to love It’s gonna take a lot to hold on It’s gonna be a long way to happy Left in the pieces that you broke me into Torn apart but now I’ve got to Keep on rolling like a stone ’Cause It’s gonna be a long long way to happy

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