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When You're Gone

from Surrender by Justin Justice

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If you don't want to see me now
I'd understand it, then somehow
There'd be a way for us to live

Forgotten times are gone away
There is somehow someone today
That feels the same way I do now

Got a new way of life and
Got a new way of living
Got a new way to feel and
Got a new way forgive

But when you're gone
I'd be the only one to right this wrong
To set that shit aside that came along
When you destroyed my love
And sang the song

That set me free
You'd be the only one that's here for me
You'd be the reason I would want to be
A better man and then we'd see
We'd see

Now there's no reason for this song
And I don't want to sing along
I don't know how to write the words

So if you'd write them down for me
I'd be so fond, so gratefully
Impressed with what you have to see
To see

I've got a reason now
I've got a reason now it's
A way to end
Forgotten, forgone

But when you're gone
I'd be the only one to right this wrong
To set that shit aside that came along
When you destroyed my love

And sang the song
And sang the song

That set me free
You'd be the only one that's here for me
You'd be the reason I would want to be
A better man and then we'd see

We'd see

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from Surrender, released December 9, 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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