The past six weeks she felt like the feeling was gonenBut he can't seem to handle seeing her gonWu-ohnnFrom what he sees it seems like the feeling was strong,nSo how could she just break up and tell him, move on?nWu-ohnnTry to (try to)nLet her gonBut it's hard to (hard to)nFollow throughnnThe more she thinks you think she's coming back,nThe harder she'll try, try to disprove thatnnTry to (try to)nLet her gonBut it's hard to (hard to)nFollow throughnnThe more she thinks you think she's coming back,nThe harder she'll try, try to disprove thatnnHe tells his peeps that she's all that mattersnHe's past his peak, he won't find a better onenWu-ohnnSo why'd the perfect girl for you move on?nWere things as good as you would like to lead on?nIt's simple, but it's truennTry to (try to)nLet her gonBut it's hard to (hard to)nFollow throughnnThe more she thinks you think she's coming back,nThe harder she'll try, try to disprove thatnnTry to (try to)nLet her gonBut it's hard to (hard to)nFollow throughnnThe more she thinks you think she's coming back,nThe harder she'll try, try to disprove thatnnIt's a typical, manipulable thing to sink to such a levelnA sinking ship, a desperado, clinging to another vesselnFor miles in denialnnIt's a typical, manipulable thing to sink to such a levelnA sinking ship, a desperado, clinging to another vesselnFor miles in denialnn(Try to [try to]nLet her gonBut it's hard to [hard to]nFollow throughnnThe more she thinks you think she's coming back,nThe harder she'll try, try to disprove that)nnIt's a typical, manipulable thing to sink to such a levelnA sinking ship, a desperado, clinging to another vesselnFor miles in denialnnIn denialnIn denial