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Take It From Me
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It's been like this
For so many years
Its hard to find
Peace of mind through the tears
I can't remember
How you used to smile at me
And now the days
They seem so long and so empty
Take it from me
Can't you see
I'm trying to tell you
Something
So here we are
So far from the start
Of what we were
Before we came apart
Your message lingers
On my machine
Your voice is distant
I couldn’t hear it for the trees
Take it from me
Can't you see
I'm trying to tell you
Something
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