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Falling Away

from Falling Away by Justin Justice

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You say I never told you
I was leavin' to be gone for good
And though I admit there may be problems
Take what I left you
Do what you should

Don't say that I was stupid
For telling you goodbye
For god knows I needed your love so many times

Falling away
It's all the same now
This ain't a game now
No one to blame
Falling away
It's all the same now to me
Another day
No more pain now and no more shame
D'ya feel the same
Falling away
Another day we had made
Another day we had made

And you oughta know
That I want
I want
I need you badly
And you know I feel for you
When what I feel just isn't true
When what I feel just isn't true anymore

Don't say that you were stupid
Cause all you gave to me
Was what I needed to be who I am today
It's who I wanna be

Falling away
It's all the same now
This ain't a game now
No one to blame
Falling away
It's all the same now to me
Another day
No more pain now
And no more shame
D'ya feel the same
Falling away
Another day we had made
Another day we had made

Falling away
It's all the same now
This ain't a game now
No one to blame
Falling away
It's all the same now to me
Another day
No more pain now
And no more shame
D'ya feel the same
Falling away
Another day we had made
Another day we had made

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from Falling Away, released February 14, 2010
Justin Justice, all credits.

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Justin Justice is a songwriter from the United States. He also records music under the artist name Crayon Nation.

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