Escape (Acoustic)

by Evan Villarreal

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I've lost my best friend.
My bones are weakening, and the cracks in the sidewalk have never seemed so deep.
I'm ashamed of all the decisions that I've made.
I wish I could take back everything I said.

Let's run away.
Be my escape.
I know I said some things I never meant.
Sometimes it's better to pretend.

We asked each other not to go away.
I'm reaching for any sign of hope.
If hope is lost, I've nothing more to give.
But the fight in my chest is as infinite as the days we spent back in may.

Sometimes it's better to pretend.

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released October 4, 2014

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Evan Villarreal Lambertville, Michigan

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