Track 2631/2The Balcony Tale

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This is a story to people on a balcony We once had a love affair without any clarity And she sits there with a brightening pain And he sits there telling himself that he's right again And this is a story about cause and effect About how love can turn a loveless And how those memories and photographs no longer mean a thing But I'm not one of those people who says I never change anything And once upon a time in a faraway land There were about three weeks of might-as-well-as-been living Where every little feeling seemed to fall into place And he would chase that there feeling to the rest of his days But all the love is gone, come on, be a man about it All the love is gone, come on, be a man about it And all, all the love is gone Still don't know quite what went wrong So as the years moved on, the sun's continued to set And every now and then they would reconnect With the part of his heart that he would still call hers Until that fateful day when they struck that wrong note So they sit there and argue about things unsaid One one to say, one one to win And he had affected her more than he knew Yeah, she hated him for things she could not undo Yeah, five years, a long time for these young hearts That damaged each other as they tore apart Oh, she can't admit that he was ever there And he can't admit that she loved him less But all the love is gone, come on, be a man about it And all the love is gone, come on, be a man about it And all, all the love is gone Still don't know quite what went wrong The love is gone, come on, be a man about it And all the love is gone, yeah, come on, be a man about it And all, all the love is gone Still don't know quite what went wrong I wanna apologize to you for things I once said Just for the chance to be inside your head You see, I wanted so badly to be the one It's only now I can see the damage I've done I bet a man would've walked away I bet a man would've walked away