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Verse 1
Hey there, let me tell you something
I wanna see you but you wouldn’t be there
Stay there, get it out your system
You should be listening to your feelings with care
Bridge
And along it comes, and you feel like you’re doomed
And the last hit comes and you know that you’ll never be cured
Chorus
Take care,
You’re only feeling what you wanna feel
Take care,
You’re only feeling what you wanna feel
You’re only feeling what you wanna feel
Verse 2
Hey there, listen to your brothers
Forget the others if they don’t even care
Wait there, try to think about it
We think we’re different but we’re all just the same
Bridge 2
And along she comes, and you feel like you’re doomed
And it all comes out when you thought you’d be trying to find the words
Chorus
Take care,
You’re only feeling what you wanna feel
Take care,
You’re only feeling what you wanna feel
You’re only feeling what you wanna feel
Bridge 3
And along it comes, and you feel like you’re doomed
And it all comes out when you thought you’d be trying to find the words
Chorus
Take care,
You’re only feeling what you wanna feel
Take care,
You’re only feeling what you wanna feel
You’re only feeling what you wanna feel
You’re only feeling what you wanna feel
You’re only feeling what you wanna feel
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How Many?
02:59
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How many days will we wait for?
How many hours will we cry?
How many nights will we sleep for?
Before I come by
How many times will we answer?
How many calls on the phone?
How many happy never afters?
Before I come home
How many ways can we break up?
How many words can cause a burn?
How many days can we make up?
Before I return
How many games do we fall for?
How many changes of the pack?
How many loves will we stall for?
Before I come back
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