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She stands
Leaning with her face pressed against the pane
She's been listening
But he's saying different things
Contradictions
He never takes the blame
Now he's talking in circles as she disengages

Now she still has her mind
Though her heart, it unwinds

And she says the man is gone
And it's best to carry on
And she says we just have to let go
Of things we can't control

And the silence is hurting
It's creeping into her smile
Her beauty corrupted by a hardened heart and stifled cries
Cliches ring hollow
From her friends who try to bring relief
But she listens intently
'Cause this is how you deal with grief

And she knows she can see the end
Maybe time, time will mend

And she says the man is gone
And it's best to carry on
And she says we just have to let go
Of things we can't control

So just let go
Yeah just let go

La la let go

So now she says the man is gone
And it's best to carry on
And she says we just have to let go

Oh now she says the man is gone
And it's best to carry on
And she says we just have to let go
Of things we can't control

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from The Saccharine Blues, released November 23, 2015

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Folk pop music from western Canada. 'I Have Always Found You' is available now!

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