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  It doesn't matter what I sayYou never listen anyway
Just don't know what you're looking forImagination's all I have
But ever then you say it's badJust can't see why we disagree
Casual conversations how they bore meThey go on and on endlessly
But no matter what I sayYou ignore me anyway
I might as well talk in my sleep (I could weep)You try to make me feel so small
Until there's nothing left at allWhy go on? Just hoping that we'll get along
There's no communication left between usBut is it me or you who's to blame?
There's nothing I can do, yes you're fading out of view
Don't know if I feel joy or painAnd now it's all been said
If you must leave then go aheadShould feel sadBut I really believe that I'm glad
Yes I really believe that I'm glad

 

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