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Remember When

from Bandits by I am the Conqueror

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I've given up
I just can't take it anymore
This empty room is killing me
When you're walking out that door

I used to think
Things would be okay
I simple smile meant
You'd wanna stay

But I was wrong
and I know I need you here
Stay a little bit longer
Don't disappear

Don't disappear

This is my only regret
I left my heart with you
Did this to myself
I've come unglued
Now time is my only true friend
Told myself "I won't do this again"
Keep swimming and staying afloat with me

Now I'm breathing on my own

Remember when
We would stare for days
and talk about the life we would make
Nothing seemed to get in the way
Remember when
we would just hold hands
and everything we did always made sense
the hardest part about life is paying rent

I can't let you go
I'm just afraid of moving on
I can't let you go

Was it wrong? was it right?
I took a chance and let you go
Now I'm paying the price
How could I have known?

This is my only regret
I left my heart with you
Did this to myself
I've come unglued
Now time is my only true friend
Told myself "I won't do this again"
Keep swimming and staying afloat with me

How could I have known?
I can't let you go

This is my only regret
I left my heart with you
Did this to myself
I've come unglued
Now time is my only true friend
Told myself "I won't do this again"
Keep swimming and staying afloat with me

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from Bandits, released January 1, 2013

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