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Real Talk

from Reflect Part 3 by Abandoning Sunday

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Stop me if I start to use any of the words I’ve said before. I’ve got a real bad habit of repeating myself.

Tell me if I overstep my bounds because I can’t help but want it more when it’s out of reach to touch but close enough to regret.

Warn me if you start to let go. No one said it would be easy. Don’t forget to hold your breath. It’s a long way down.

Stop me if I start to lose any of the little I’ve got left. I’ve lost all my patience just getting this far.

Tell me when I lose my way. You’ve never held your words before. There’s a real fine line that I can’t see anymore.

Warn me if you start to let go. No one said it would be easy. Don’t forget to hold your breath. It’s a long way down.

I can feel you start to lose hope but promise me you’ll keep believing. We’ve come way too far to give up and stop now.

I’m just a man prone to be wrong over and over again. I’ve been practicing for years and I’ve gotten so good.

Just let me make this right. I can change who I am and be the letdown I should.

Stop me if I start to use any of the words I’ve said before. I’ve got some real bad habits.

Warn me if you start to let go. No one said it would be easy. Don’t forget to hold your breath. It’s a long way down.

I can feel you start to lose hope but promise me you’ll keep believing. We’ve come way too far to give up and stop now.

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from Reflect Part 3, released October 11, 2019

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