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Control
03:24
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I followed you for too long
You told me how to act
Where I belong
Over and over I felt out of place
And you never let me breathe
Never take the time to listen
You think that I say
Thoughts and words that don’t make sense
It takes all my confidence
Broke me down, left a mark
Don’t remember who you are
Gonna take in the light
Before I leave your sight
I feel your control
It’s all I know
Cycles of my obsession
Keep going every day, every second
Lost the sense of where I belong
So I sing the same old song
I can’t keep moving in this motion
The pain goes unspoken
I know where I want to go
No more second chances
I feel your control
It’s all I know
Got nowhere to go
But I’m on my own now
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