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Much Has Been Said lyrics

Much has been said
Said you d never leave
Why d it have to be
Harder than it had to be
Now don t you throw the blame
You were part of this
Wasn t supposed to end
With us just walking away
So many times we tried
Holding on to the pain
But in my baby s eyes i see my shame
Asking why you had to leave
Wasn t i strong enough
To make you see
That the biggest part of this
It s not about you or me
But just been wrong
If we held on

So maybe tomorrow we ll find
A taste for the old days
Hard lessons we ve left behind
This mirror s an open door
I can barely stand to see myself
I don t know what to do anymore
I m crying out for help

Ooh lord
Ooh lord

Much has been said
Well i never learned
Keeping my fingers crossed
Praying for my luck to turn
But i can t complain
I m living it easy
Job s keeping me busy i m going crazy
Can t describe the way it felt
When you left said you goodbyes
It just seems crazy for me to think
That i found love the same time
But we all know how it all wraps up in the end

So maybe tomorrow we ll find
A taste for the old days
Hard lessons we ve left behind
This mirror s an open door
I can barely stand to see myself
I don t know what to do anymore
I m crying out for help

Ooh lord
Ooh lord
Ooh lord
Ummm...

What am i leaving behind
Sweet how we see the big picture
When your life s not on the line
I know the way out but do you see what i see
A tortured life always second guessing the bookie
Put money on the table thought that was all i had to do
Never came home never said a word to you
No one ever said it was going to be easy easy yeah
Start over again this time this time let s do it right
Start over again but this time this time let s keep the fires burning burning yeah
Start over again start over again but this time this time let s do it right sweet child
Start over again start over again but this time this time let s keep the fires burning burning yeah
You say i only hear what i want to no, no, no, no
You say i talk so all the time
I talk so all the time
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