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No Doubt ~ Dark Blue


I'm tired from exploring you I'm sorry you've had some scary days I'm lucky, they had me on a leash Exposing, sometimes you frighten me And it's too bad you're so sad I wish you could have had what I had I'm loathing most of your history Hesitation, but then you siphon me Your potential, well I'll indulge in that Violent timing explains the aftermath And it's too bad you're so sad I wish you could have had what I had And it's so sad it's too bad Maybe I can make you feel better Oh maybe I'm supposed to make you feel better I want to comfort you Unlike you I had it easy You're dark blue Stained from previous days And you're so sad It's too bad I wish you could have had what I had And it's too bad you're so sad Maybe I can make you feel better I'm sorry more free lyrics

I'm tired from exploring you
I'm sorry you've had some scary days
I'm lucky, they had me on a leash
Exposing, sometimes you frighten me

And it's too bad you're so sad
I wish you could have had what I had

I'm loathing most of your history
Hesitation, but then you siphon me
Your potential, well I'll indulge in that
Violent timing explains the aftermath

And it's too bad you're so sad
I wish you could have had what I had
And it's so sad it's too bad
Maybe I can make you feel better
Oh maybe I'm supposed to make you feel better

I want to comfort you

Unlike you I had it easy
You're dark blue Stained from previous days

And you're so sad
It's too bad
I wish you could have had what I had
And it's too bad you're so sad
Maybe I can make you feel better

I'm sorry

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