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You can't pretend cause I can see You're not the boy you used to be Trust me with a secret you can't keep I watch your eyes they shift with doubt So every night when stars come out I try to read your personality The writing for pleasure you wouldn't let me read The things you miss out when you try to mislead You said you wrote a page about me In your diary Your heart a place that noone sees You can't disguise your own unease Trust me with a secret you can't keep The writing for pleasure you wouldn't let me read The things you miss out when you try to mislead You said you wrote a page about me In your diary Don't you be afraid Theres bound to be a place No matter who or where you are You've got to be willing Don't be so afraid You're bound to make mistakes No matter who or where you are You've got to be willing more free lyrics

You can't pretend cause I can see
You're not the boy you used to be
Trust me with a secret you can't keep

I watch your eyes they shift with doubt
So every night when stars come out
I try to read your personality

The writing for pleasure you wouldn't let me read
The things you miss out when you try to mislead
You said you wrote a page about me
In your diary

Your heart a place that noone sees
You can't disguise your own unease
Trust me with a secret you can't keep

The writing for pleasure you wouldn't let me read
The things you miss out when you try to mislead
You said you wrote a page about me
In your diary

Don't you be afraid
Theres bound to be a place
No matter who or where you are
You've got to be willing

Don't be so afraid
You're bound to make mistakes
No matter who or where you are
You've got to be willing

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