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Everything Falls Apart
04:03
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We wrote our names on plastic cups
You thought yours should change
So I held you down on Jackson St.
And begged you not to go
Why do you always run from promise?
Nothing gold stays
You said you'd meet me here as you disappeared
If everything falls apart
There's nothing that I used to own
Thats not now in the lake
Save my guitar with all 5 strings
At the pawn on 4th and Main
I went and bought a pack again
Something i swore I'd never do
But i come back here, every year
since everything fell apart
A quiet room with plastic face
Somewhere in New York
Wondering how they stole the ink
From all our favorite pens
They finally dropped a bomb on promise
Took us all alive
But i wait for you here in the smoke to clear
Since everything fell apart
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You Don't Wanna Hear It
04:10
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You were always worried bout the road I’m on
You say my life has changed and my love is gone
And I was always wondering where you went
Why you walked away as it all caved in
When momma got sick and daddy paid the bills
(Chorus)
But you don’t wanna hear it, no
You don’t wanna feel my pain
I watched you close your eyes as I stepped inside a hurricane
You don’t even need this, no
You don’t even need this in your life
I watched you walk away as I wrote my name in some gasoline
So I don’t wanna hear it
You were always wondering why I spend my time
with my dads guitar staying out all night
and I was always wondering where you went
why you ran away as it all set in
and I’m just thinking about life before death
I don’t need you come and find me
Just so you can say your piece
I don’t need your say I’m sorry there is no one left to grieve
Cause your losing all the things you want
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Carter Hulsey Nashville, Tennessee
Singer/Songwriter
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