Wearing It

from Goodbye Something by Walrus

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All alone again
where I first found myself unwilling
to give in to a friend

Less and less each day
I think of where you were when you
started it, now it won't end

All I ask is why
We don't go outside
I know we both said goodbye
to our cleaner sides

You could trade away
all of the feelings that you get
where and when, you're with your friends

More and more each day
I could just feel it closing in,
you're wearing it, it's wearing thin

All I ask is why
We don't go outside
I'll still hold my head up high
when we turn to say goodbye

No ones asking what to do today
No one cares what you might have to say

I will go back and say to you "what have you done"
everything that I say or do just lingers on

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from Goodbye Something, released April 29, 2016

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