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Belief


She said “I cant find a way”

To tell you a thing

I cant find a way

To keep you away, from me

I try so hard to let you go

But I come right back to where I was before

Im sorry for being a bother

But for me, there is no other

Youre the north star to my clear sky,

Youre the bright sun in my twinkling eye

 

Its no use to push me away,

Cause right now, I'm here to stay

I don’t move too easily

I don’t leave without a goodbye

Ill stay here with you

Until the next girl pushes me aside

Ill leave with a smile, and I broken heart

Ill come back with a fresh start

Cause right now I'm here to stay

 

I try so hard to let you go,

But I come right back to where I was before

Im sorry for being a bother

But for me, there is no other

Youre the north star to my clear night sky

Youre the bright sun in my twinkling eye.

 

He says “don’t be wasting your time”

It wont be too long till she is mine”

His friends laugh and say have fun

Chasin a girl who was trained to run

She’ll break your heart, cause its her way

She’ll leave you with a price to pay

She was, born to love

Raised to ease the pain,

Of a broken heart

But she never did find her way

They say good luck chasing the girl, that was trained to run away

 

He tried so hard to let her go

But he came right back to where he was before

He didn’t mean to be a bother

But for him there was just no other

Shes the north star to his clear night sky

Shes the bright sun in his twinkling eye

 

The story started just a year ago

And a year later there not much more to know

Hes the north star to her clear night sky

And shes the bright sun in his twinkling eye

 

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