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"Incomplete" - Backstreet Boys

Arguing with you is a waste of time when I know I've already won. So I'll stop now. I'm beyond tired and I lost the urge to fight. No more worrying about where you are or who you're with. No more wondering if what you're telling me is the truth. No more finding out that it was just another lie. No more working at this. No more stressing over this. No more picturing her or any of them by your side; the side I once knew far too well. The side of you that pulls people in.

It's not me you'll drain this time. It's not me who'll cry all night trying to find you when your phone "dies." It's not me who'll watch the sun come up hoping for things to change for the better when your better was me...

Lyrics:

Empty spaces fill me up with holes
Distant faces with no place left to go
Without you within me I can't find no rest
Where I’m going is anybody’s guess

I tried to go on like I never knew you
I’m awake but my world is half asleep
I pray for this heart to be unbroken
But without you all I’m going to be is incomplete

Voices tell me I should carry on
But I am swimming in an ocean all alone
Baby, my baby
It’s written on your face
You still wonder if we made a big mistake

I'd try to go on like I never knew you
I’m awake but my world is half asleep
I pray for this heart to be unbroken
But without you all I’m going to be is incomplete

I don’t mean to drag it on, but I can’t seem to let you go
I don’t wanna make you face this world alone
I wanna let you go (alone)

I'd try to go on like I never knew you
I’m awake but my world is half asleep
I pray for this heart to be unbroken
But without you all I’m going to be is incomplete

Incomplete


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