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No Divider - Lyrics

You sent me back to where I belong
I’ve run these tracks for far too long
I know that you’ll change your mind
But I’ll be gone

There came a time, when I should’ve said
“This isn’t working”, but I didn’t dare
I always wanted you to care
But I should’ve known
I should’ve known

You put me back in my rightful place
You told me there’s no divider between love and hate
You said that I should stop dreaming
That we could escape some day
‘Cause we couldn’t get away.

I never thought, that we’d end up like this
Part of this broken stereotype
I thought we could resist
But there was something I has missed
And I should’ve known
I should’ve known.

You put me back in my rightful place
You told me there’s no divider between love and hate
You said that I should stop dreaming
That we could escape some day
‘Cause we couldn’t get away.

I think it's time that I was gone
It's true that I can't face up to what we've become
I know I need to get away
You've said the things that I thought you would never say
You sent me back where I belong
You told me everything I ever said was wrong
I wish that I could get away
You've said the things that I thought you would never say

You put me back in my rightful place
You told me there’s no divider between love and hate
You said that I should stop dreaming
That we could escape…
And we couldn’t get away.

You sent me back, to where I belong.

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from No Divider, released July 1, 2009

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Josie Charlwood UK

Singer/songwriter from the UK, big into loops, soul, jazz, vocoders and loads more..

Also one half of duo project If It Was Indigo. Find us on Spotify.

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