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Ceaser ~ Hardest time


This is the hardest time, I can't define it's never easy When you said goodbye We're all inclined to act like nothing's wrong I am the one, he said Who never had a proper reason to be sad or down But now I found I've got them all in one I can't define and nothing should be wrong I can't decide until I feel it I am the one, he said Who never had a proper reason until we said goodbye We're all inclined to act like nothing's wrong more free lyrics

This is the hardest time, I can't define it's never easy
When you said goodbye
We're all inclined to act like nothing's wrong

I am the one, he said
Who never had a proper reason to be sad or down
But now I found I've got them all in one

I can't define and nothing should be wrong
I can't decide until I feel it

I am the one, he said
Who never had a proper reason until we said goodbye
We're all inclined to act like nothing's wrong

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