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Give a Damn
03:37
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I’m feelin kinda numb, runnin circles with my thumbs
And I can’t make a sound
Darlin I’m a mess when i see you in that dress
Guess I’ll see how it all shakes out
I don’t wanna hand, just a little bit of sand,
Always makin’ my own way home
Like a runner on the river, I just feel a little bitter
Always taking off sweet and slow
If only you could hear me call your name
Over crashing tides and whistling flames
But I know to you, I always sounded just the same
And I know, that you don’t give a damn
Just sittin in a diner in Winston Carolina
Sippin coffee staring at my shoes
I’m a dozen shades of nothing and a million days from lovin
Any woman that could sing like you
I wish you could hear me call your name
Over July nights and August rain
I wish I could take you, back on home again,
But I know, honey you don’t give a damn
I wish you could hear me call your name
Over July nights and August rain
I wish I could take you, back on home again,
But I know, that you don’t give a damn
Oh I know, honey you don’t give a damn
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Martyr
04:37
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You may call me callous, call me selfish call me mean
Tell me I was just somebody, you wish you aint ever seen
What am I supposed to do, what can I say
When I’m just a lonely fool, cryin’ out for yesterday
You still call me stupid, call me angry and naïve
But you always say you love me when I try to leave
You’re perfect in my eyes, but in yours I ain’t the same
I’m just a lonely fool cryin’ out for yesterday
Don’t call me a martyr, then tell me to go
While you’re still stood there saying -- that you love me so
Maybe I should get down, on my knees to pray
I’m just a lonely fool, cryin’ out for yesterday.
You still call me lover, call me honey, call me dear
You still haunt my dreams but you’re never coming here
Where am I supposed to go, there’s nowhere I can stay
And I’m just a lonely fool cryin out for yesterday
Don’t call me a martyr, then tell me to go
While you’re still stood there saying that you still love me so
Maybe I should get down, on my knees to pray
I’m just a lonely fool, cryin out for yesterday.
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