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Don't waste your tears on me

I don't think I'm worth crying over
Don't waste your tears on me
I don't love you even when we're sober
But then I never said I did

That's a crying shame because I think the world of you
But this was never gonna work don't waste your tears on me

I never knew that you cared so much
You never knew I cared
Body language always fucks me up
I thought our bond was strong enough to hold out, but if not

It's a crying shame because I think the world of you
But this was never gonna work don't waste your tears on me

Well I'm sorry if I seem like a deeply apathetic individual
But really underneath it all I'm just as emotional as anybody else is I just try not to let it show
It's because I care for you that I had to let you go
We've had fun and I've got fond memories and I swear that I never meant to hurt your feelings

And I never meant to waste your time

I couldn't score my grief
On a scale of 1 to 10
But it would upset me if
I were to never see you again

You want all or nothing I want somewhere in-between
A little bit sometimes
That's a crying shame because I think the world of you
But this was never gonna work don't waste your tears on me

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from 2013 The bleak album, released December 31, 2013

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Ed Ache UK

Evening all... My name is Ed Ache. I was the singer songwriter in (Now defunct) East Anglian punk band 'I.C.H'. Since leaving 'I.C.H' I have joined 'The Domestics' as their second guitarist, and am writing collaboratively with Simon from (Also defunct) 'The Dead Batteries' in the awesome 'Casual Nausea'. I make solo acoustic recordings, and gig as often as possible. Any enquiries please e-mail me. ... more

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