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Thanks Again (ft. Brad Colley)

from Thanks Again by Skylerwhite

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All songs written by Skylerwhite.

Produced, mixed and mastered by Tom Sigal at THS Audio.

lyrics

No blood runs through this family.
I don't know the person who's standing next to me.
And you compensate with your money,
But you were never really there for us.

Now I'm on my own thinking about what we missed
Do you even regret what you did
Now I'm on my own thinking about what you missed
How could you ever forgive yourself for this.

Now try to rectify everything that you did,
But you could never give back those years.

Now I'm on my own thinking about what you missed
Do you even regret what you did
Now I'm on my own thinking about we missed
How could you ever forgive yourself for this.

But your abandonment made me the man that I am:
Every nervous tick, broken relationships
And I have you to thank.

So thanks again.
These days I'm glad you left.
So thanks again.
It's probably for the best.

What I never did, who I could have been
Everything I missed, I have you to thank.
But you taught me, who I'll never be,
For my integrity, I have you to thank.

These days I'm glad you left.

So thanks again.

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from Thanks Again, released June 30, 2017
Huge thanks to Brad Colley of Raised as Wolves for guest vocals.

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