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Just Hold Me Easy
by Maria Mena
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Comfortable as I am
I need your reassurance
Comfortable as you are
You count the days
But if I wanted silence, I whisper
If I wanted loneliness, I'd to go
If I rejection, I'd audition
And if I didn't love you, you know
And why can't you just me
And how come it is so hard
And do you to see me broken
And why do I still care
Still care
You say you see the now
At the end of this narrow hall
I it didn't matter
I wish I didn't you all
But if I silence, I would whisper
And if I loneliness, I'd choose to go
And if I liked rejection, I'd audition
And if I didn't you, you would know
And why can't you hold me
And how come it is so hard
And do you like to see me broken
And why do I still care
Poor misunderstood baby
No one likes a sad face
But I can't remember life him
I I did have good days
I think I did have days
And why, and why can't you just me
And how come it is so hard
And do you like to see me broken
And why do I still care
I need your reassurance
Comfortable as you are
You count the days
But if I wanted silence, I whisper
If I wanted loneliness, I'd to go
If I rejection, I'd audition
And if I didn't love you, you know
And why can't you just me
And how come it is so hard
And do you to see me broken
And why do I still care
Still care
You say you see the now
At the end of this narrow hall
I it didn't matter
I wish I didn't you all
But if I silence, I would whisper
And if I loneliness, I'd choose to go
And if I liked rejection, I'd audition
And if I didn't you, you would know
And why can't you hold me
And how come it is so hard
And do you like to see me broken
And why do I still care
Poor misunderstood baby
No one likes a sad face
But I can't remember life him
I I did have good days
I think I did have days
And why, and why can't you just me
And how come it is so hard
And do you like to see me broken
And why do I still care
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