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on the street in the dark in a place where no one can find you
on your own in your head in a town with no road behind you
where you’ve been who you were who you are is nothing you’re sharing
why you did what you did how you quit when it all got past caring
you’ve got a history nobody asks to hear
a mystery that no one ever hears
i used to know you ’til you didn’t know you
if you ever knew you
and now
we’ve got a story nobody gets to hear
on the edge on the run down a path with no light to guide you
in a room in a crowd killing time with the voices inside you
what you had what you lost is a hurt you’re leaving unspoken
how you tried how you lied while you laugh just to hide that you’re broken
i can’t forgive or forget that I let you go
can’t forgive myself for letting you go
we’ve got a history nobody asks to hear
a mystery that no one ever hears
you used to know me ’til you didn’t know me
if you ever knew me
and now
we’ve got a story you’ll never get to hear
i used to know you ’til i didn’t know you
if i ever knew you
and now
i’ve got a story
nobody gets to hear
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nnin Chicago, Illinois
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