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Fired Up
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It's been one month since you left me
And I've taken up refuge in the very last house at West 22
While you ran to your friend's house
Your shady best friend's house like you always seemed to do but...
I guess we're both better off than we were
I guess we're both better off
I guess we're both better off than we were
But I'll refer to the late nights drinking
Or the late nights singing all the words to Bedford Falls
Hoping it'd somehow unite us
Instead it destroyed us
You left me feeling lost and tossed off to the side
You watched my insides rot
Sometimes it feels like this was all for not but...
So here's your song
I'm okay with how you ran away
I'm okay with every single word that you say
Our nights alone always seemed to somehow turn out gray
But that's okay
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