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Will you ever want me again? We've tried countless times but over And over And over again I give up I push away I'm used to being independent I can't think of a single time I've enjoyed a team effort And yet when I'm around you that's what I want Until I'm in it Then I give up I push away I'm used to being independent When I'm around you I forget that we've done this before That it didn't work Because I give up I push away I'm just used to being independent I hate how easily I forget you voice Your sense of humor The way you move So when I see it again I just fall again But we can't do this again I will give up I will push away I just can't stop being independent Its just the way I am
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