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This Wild Life

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Intro : (2x) You should not get what you have not earned What I do from here is none of your concern It didn't work, yeah I know it hurts But it's gotta give before it gets much worse Ooooooh, gotta give up on you, oooh Oooooh, gotta give up on you, on you We've got a lot of history But there's too much space between you and me You have plans, yeah I have dreams But do I have the guts in me To leaveeeeee, leaveeeee, pack my shit and leave Leaveeee, leaveee The irony gets the best of me I'm sad that we split, but you're still happy What I gave to you was more than memories What you took from me wasn't worth anything Ooooooh, gotta give up on you, oooh Oooooh, gotta give up on you, on you We've got a lot of history But there's too much space between you and me You have plans, yeah I have dreams But do I have the guts in me To leaveeeeee, leaveeeee, pack my shit and leave Leaveeee, leaveee, You never cared enough, you never earned my trust You just took what you could get You never lift me up, I never feel your love I know exactly what this is I'm tired of the weight when you lean on me If I fell you would never stay to carry me We've got a lot of history But there's too much space between you and me You have plans, yeah I have dreams But do I have the guts in me To leaveeeeee, leaveeeee, pack my shit and leave Leaveeee, leaveee Finale : (2x)

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