The Benchwarmer
from C'est La Vie by Foxfire
lyrics
I can't seem to get myself some rest
I toss and turn with this weight on my chest
And I try so hard to get you out my head but with no success
I'm so afraid to love you
I want you beside me
That's all I'll ever need
This is not what I had in mind
I've been hurt one too many times
And I'll take my leave and watch as you walk away
I'm so afraid to love you
There's no one beside me
That's all I'll ever be
I guess I'll sit this one out
I toss and turn with this weight on my chest
And I try so hard to get you out my head but with no success
I'm so afraid to love you
I want you beside me
That's all I'll ever need
This is not what I had in mind
I've been hurt one too many times
And I'll take my leave and watch as you walk away
I'm so afraid to love you
There's no one beside me
That's all I'll ever be
I guess I'll sit this one out
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from C'est La Vie,
released August 30, 2013
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