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When You Wake Up
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I don't think I could have tried it any harder
It breaks my heart that we couldn't have gone any farther
Maybe it takes a special kind of person
I'm sorry I wasn't the one to make that happen
Ask me how I expect to die–to die
The last thing I'll ever see is her loving eyes–those eyes
It's not enough to want it
And you deserve love when you want it
Check if your heart's had enough
When you wake up
Ooooooh
Again and again this time it might be different
Let's just be friends and pretend that I'm done wishing
I could be better–everything you ask for
I'm sorry the timing's left my foot out the door
Ask me how I expect to die–to die
The last thing I'll ever see is her loving eyes–those eyes
It's not enough to want it
And you deserve love when you want it
So, check if your heart's had enough
When you wake up
Ooooooh
Ooooooh
It's not enough to want it
And you deserve love when you want it
So, check if your heart's had enough
When you wake up
It's not enough to want it
And you deserve love when you want it
So, check if your heart's had enough
When you wake up
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