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Ataris, The ~ Clara


I saw you cryin' as i turned away Did i see your face, like it wasn't there And i know i was wrong... Yeah, i knew it all along But i didn't care about you Clara, where are you today? And did you make the same mistakes... That i made, a million times before i met You Did you go, did you run, did you think of Your son? Did you know you're not the only one... That tried to make a piece of coal into a Diamond yeah! So everything's fine now, at least you say Maybe that's o.k. - but you know it's Wrong Was i right, did it last? Were you dwelling on the past??? Or hanging on to a memory So you say your time will never come Maybe you should go ahead and jump... Then you'll become exactly what you are Hanging onto Standing there on the bridge With your feet on the ledge Maybe i might push you over the edge... And send you falling straight to the ground more free lyrics

I saw you cryin' as i turned away
Did i see your face, like it wasn't there
And i know i was wrong...
Yeah, i knew it all along
But i didn't care about you
Clara, where are you today?
And did you make the same mistakes...
That i made, a million times before i met
You
Did you go, did you run, did you think of
Your son?
Did you know you're not the only one...
That tried to make a piece of coal into a
Diamond yeah!
So everything's fine now, at least you say
Maybe that's o.k. - but you know it's
Wrong
Was i right, did it last?
Were you dwelling on the past???
Or hanging on to a memory
So you say your time will never come
Maybe you should go ahead and jump...
Then you'll become exactly what you are
Hanging onto
Standing there on the bridge
With your feet on the ledge
Maybe i might push you over the edge...
And send you falling straight to the ground

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