Part II

Therapy, will you carry me?
I bet you're probably making calls
Being so strong through this all
Take time to breathe
It's not as easy as it seems to be a person of your own
No matter how much you think you've grown

I've been giving all I have
And I still don't understand
Why we give and take
We make mistakes
Can't that just be the end of it?

Well maybe I have been mistaken
And I'm finally here at home
I've been through enough to
Know when it's time to move on
And maybe I have been erased, and
Now it's time to write my own
I've been through enough to
Know that my soul is coming home

Take me away from it all
So I can brace for this fall
And I know, I know
That I just can't be your friend anymore
And through my mother's pain, these words remain

And I know, I know
That I just can't be your friend anymore
And through my mother's pain, these words remain

Dive head-first into the unknown
Dive head-first into the unknown
Dive head-first into the unknown

Well maybe I have been mistaken
And I'm finally here at home
I've been through enough to
Know when it's time to move on
And maybe I have been erased, and
Now it's time to write my own
I've been through enough to
Know that my soul is coming home

I know it's been a really long time since I've said thank you
But I wanted to tell you that you were one of the only things
That kept me hanging on
You taught me that we live our lives
Taking it part by part like a play
And now that I'm realizing one day you're not gonna be here,
I wanted to thank you for getting me through part one
To help me create a better part two

I'm sure you'll never have to worry about me
I swear, I swear
Because anywhere you go, I'll be there

Well maybe I have been mistaken
And I'm finally here at home
I've been through enough to
Know when it's time to move on
(I've been through enough to)

I'm sure you'll never have to worry about me
Just know that anywhere you go, I'll be there



Credits
Writer(s): Jack Davis Rainbolt, Spencer Quinn Tillman, Adam Allen Anderson, Jonathan Michael Iosue, Andrew Lawrence Johnson, Jeffrey Grayden Brown, Nathan Alan Pearson
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