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Bike Ride
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I stood at your front door
I shouldn't have come all this way with nothing particular to say
I stood blocking the sun from your eyes til you couldn't see the hurt that we'd done
I shouldn't have come all this way
I biked for the better part of my day
I watch from my blue screen
the leaves start to fall and I forget to call for the second time this week
I walk from door to door
I thought I was fine
but I guess there's still time to ask for something more
Leave it alone, I should've just called you on the phone
I packed all of my things
I left the walls bare but my guitar's still there
- my only diamond ring.
I left with my new face
I'm not gonna hide
but I know I can't crawl back to our lonely place
When you leave this town I still can't find where the sun goes down.
I am standing here on your front porch
I don't know where you are or just what I came for
I am standing here where we first felt the whole world open up
how'd it all get so messed up?
I am standing before what I lost
I don't think you can know just how hard I'd have fought
I am standing at your front door
I shouldn't have come here asking for more
I should've left you alone
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