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I'm sorry I left the back door locked.
I know the little things really piss you off.
I'm sorry I can't hold my tongue when we fight.
I'm not sorry for being honest, I'm just sorry that we're always on this.

I can't do this anymore.
I'm too young to feel this tired.

I'll admit, sometimes I kinda miss being your kid rather than your "biggest disappointment."
I never meant to hurt you. Despite what you believe, I've never stopped loving you.
I hate that I am the reason you don't sleep at night.
The last thing I want, is to be the reason you don't wake up.

I hate that I am the reason you don't sleep at night.
The last thing I want, is to be the reason you don't wake up.
And I know you say that you love me, and you'll be the first to take a bullet for me, but it's hard to believe when you say,

"You're so fucking stupid.
You're so fucking dumb.
You're nothing to be proud of, I don't know where I went wrong."
"You're so fucking stupid.
You're so fucking dumb.
I don't know where you'll end up, but at this rate, you'll surely fuck up."

"You're nothing to be proud of, I don't know where I went wrong."
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I'm sorry I left the backdoor locked.
I know that I do it all the time.

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from Apologies - Acoustic EP, released February 16, 2013

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