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Alone Isn't Lonely

from Loose Teeth by Cassel

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lyrics

I struggle to muster the courage to tell you the truth
“I’m sorry, I don’t think I love you”
I’d watch your face as it falls
Conveying your unwarranted review
See, I’ve been lacking empathy for a while now
My human condition’s a wreck
I’d hate to bestow that upon you
Coupled with my distaste for your presence

And I long to be anywhere but here
And I would rather be with anyone but you tonight

This bitterness looks hideous on you, sweetheart
And to this, we all can attest
So when I leave this evening
I’ll know I’ve made the right decision
Cause it’s mine to make
And I won’t hesitate to remind you of this fact
Cause I’m my own person
Connection is seldom
And there is nothing wrong with that

And I long to be anywhere but here
And I would rather be with anyone but you
Tonight, I will redefine what it means to be alive
Though I’m alone, I’m not lonely anymore

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from Loose Teeth, released August 21, 2014

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