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Who We Used to Be Lyrics by Natalie Del Carmen

Bloodline

2023

Cut ties inside my heart to mend
Distance was never a man's best friend
What a strange world to live in
I can see you in visions
In my mind walking like coals on a flame
I've buried your thoughts a thousand times
And no longer find you stuck in between the lines
What a hurt way to live in
What a sad way to see it
That you're gone, gone away
As I see it
But I'm dancing here on the edge of something
But you wouldn't find me there
In shadows of who we used to be
I'm still love with who we used to be
So I'll drown out in space
Still then, thеre's no replacemеnt at all
But I'll find him another day
And I'll see you some other day
Oh, I don't know what I'll do
There ain't nothing worth keeping for you
Let's just cut to the silence that comes at the finish line of this
I always hoped we'd see it (through)
I miss it, we were better old
And down below we found a place to hide from the world
At the worst times
I had you at the worst times
Oh, I did
And I know I did
But I'm dancing here on the edge of something
And I'll always be there
In shadows of who we used to be
I'm still love with who we used to be
And I don't know what I'll do
There ain't nothing worth keeping for you
Let's just cut to the silence that comes at the finish line of this
I always hoped we'd see it through

About “Who We Used to Be” by Natalie Del Carmen

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"Who We Used to Be" is credited to Natalie Del Carmen. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Who We Used to Be" appears on "Bloodline" in 2023.

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