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Disintegration
03:59
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Take my hand
And come a walk with me
We’ve got a lot of things to say
It doesn’t matter anyway
Cos we’re falling apart
From the way that we used to be
When we only had to talk for free
Still strangers to the misery
This is the end not the start
We haven’t been winning
Since the beginning
We’re on a hiding to nothing
We haven't been winning
Since the beginning
We're always fighting
Disintegration
Why don't you like the way I move
Why don't you like the things I do for you
Commisserations
You could've had the best of me
We could've been just you and me ahhh
Disintegration
Change of plan
You’re walking out on me
You said there’s nothing left to say
It doesn’t matter anyway
Cos your tore out my heart
And the love that you took away
Will never ever see the light of day
Your motives are a mystery
Can we go back to the start
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Take my hand
And come a walk with me
We’ve got a lot of things to say
It doesn’t matter anyway
Cos we’re falling apart
From the way that we used to be
When we only had to talk for free
Still strangers to the misery
This is the end not the start
We haven’t been winning
Since the beginning
We’re on a hiding to nothing
We haven't been winning
Since the beginning
We're always fighting
Disintegration
Why don't you like the way I move
Why don't you like the things I do for you
Commisserations
You could've had the best of me
We could've been just you and me ahhh
Disintegration
Change of plan
You’re walking out on me
You said there’s nothing left to say
It doesn’t matter anyway
Cos your tore out my heart
And the love that you took away
Will never ever see the light of day
Your motives are a mystery
Can we go back to the start
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