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Justin Bieber Alone



[Verse 1]
We were inseparable
Everything I had to do
I did it next to you
And the memories we made were so incredible
Then our love was interrupted by my schedule
There was nothing that I could do

[Chorus]
‘Cause you fell into the deepest depression, baby
And I hate to know I’m responsible
Then your heart filled up with so much aggression, baby
You got used to being alone, alone
You adapted, not you’re used to being alone, all alone,
You’re used to being on your own

[Verse 2]
I saw it happening but I didn’t accept the truth, I couldn’t fathom it
There was so much going on, you couldn’t handle it
Could’ve divided my time, I should’ve fractioned it,
There was nothing that I could do

[Chorus]
‘Cause you fell into the deepest depression, baby
And I hate to know I’m responsible
Then your heart filled up with so much aggression, baby
You got used to being alone, alone, all alone
You adapted, now you’re used to (forgive me for you) being alone
All alone (didn’t mean to leave you lonely, girl)
You’re used to being on your own, all on your own.



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