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What Can I Say

from Such A Mess by Abi Robins

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lyrics

What can I say
My tastes have changed
And that stupid girl
Doesn't feel like me anymore

I know it's been quiet
But I won't break the silence
Cause this stupid games
Doesn't seem so fun anymore

So let me say this in the worst possible way

You don't do it for me anymore, no

Well it's not the first time
But I swear it's just fine
Cause this has been a long time coming
And oh, what a waste
Some things never change
But now I'm the one who's walking away

You're moving up
But I'm moving on
So don't call me when you're lonely at the top
Just remember
When you get there
It's a long way down

I'm wishing you
nothing but the best
I hope that it
Was worth it

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from Such A Mess, released February 27, 2013
Abi Robins: Vocals, Mandolin, Omni-Chord, Bass, Electric Guitar, Drum Line, Choir
Sean Renner: Drums, Drum Line, Choir
Morgan Potts: Cello
Dustin Morris: Trumpet, Choir
Lauren Gale: Choir
Gabriel Jorgensen: Choir

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Abi Robins Denver, Colorado

On the fore-front of the burgeoning neo-folk scene, Robins spends her time traveling and sharing her music as well as supporting several other musicians through Morning Bird Records. Community oriented with DIY sensibilities, but deeply grounded in self-reliance, Robins continues to impact the indie music scene across the country. ... more

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