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lyrics

Just let me die
Like the flowers in the front yard
Watch me wither away
Forget I ever existed at all


I drove past your house today
And I didn't feel the same way that I used to
I fake my smile
I'll pretend for a while
That you are still a part of me


I was standing outside
I look up at your window
And I can see you there
Imagining i'm laying on your floor
Your head on my chest
embracing every deep breath
But now that feelings gone,
And its never coming back


I'd light myself on fire
For you to notice me again
I spent so much of my time
Always trying to move on and forget


I woke up alone today
And I realized I'd be better off without you
so fuck it anyway
Don't fake a smileI've been gone for awhile
and you never were a part of me

My roots are dried out
I'm gaspin' for air
And all I can see is honey, (That) you didn't care
Tore off every petal
Just to watch me decay
And I'll never be the same


I'd light myself on fire
For you to notice me again
I spent so much of my time
Always trying to move on and forget
I'd stand out in the pouring rain
I hope you notice me again
I'll scream your name

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from Searching For The Sun, released October 14, 2014

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Pinehurst Tampa, Florida

Music for the heavy hearted.

Shawn Renfroe - Vocals
Tyler Shake - Guitar
Stephen Buonomo - Guitar
Jack Boardman - Bass Guitar
Chandler Thompson - Drums

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