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It's Easy
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i didn't know that id ever get over you
five years past there was no one new
well Tom once said deliver don't get dead
well its easy
its easy
i wanna jump through space into another place
those were the words she said again to me
tear off all our threads lets pretend its meant to be
well its easy
its easy
i could use some heat up against my cheek
seems like thats the case always with me
push them all away run to another state
well its easy
its easy
left and came back as something all and new
well tom took me in like a father he always did
beneath the tar and truth i owe you everything
well i wanna thank you
i wanna thank you
well i didn't know that id make it here
i didn't know that id have a job
i didn't know that id have a place
i didn't know that id call it home
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