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It's too late to make my own opinion on this whole ordeal and how I feel.
Like you said, it's for the best.
But no matter what I'll be here for the ending to witness this mess and what comes out.
Oh you, without a doubt, you're an active duty cop, and i'm a convict.
But for god knows why you'll let me by despite all my flaws.

But when your action's been undone you'll know you're not the only one.
I'll stick around as time goes by, whether or not I get your comply.

It's too late I've made my own opinion on this whole ordeal with no regard for how you feel.
But no matter what i'm still here for the ending.
I've witnessed this mess and what has come, I see without a doubt you're an active duty cop, I'm still a convict.
But for god knows why you'll let me by.
Despite my flaws you'll pass me by.

When your action's been undone you'll know you're not the only one.
I'll stick around as time goes by, whether or not I get your comply.
You'll be the knees, i'll be the legs, I'll rely on you for my own strength.
We'll walk this earth a thousand times, we won't need the sun we have our own shine.

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from The World Won't Take Me Back, released June 14, 2016

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