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love is in the details
04:26
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lover, whence came this blood?
it pools near our bed
where i slept so soft against you
how come you left the window open?
this cold cracks your skin
you smile so purple
may I hold your hand?
like we did back when we were
no, that was someone else
my mind is all foggy
your eyes stare back at me
and all i see is noise
all i see is noise
i will love again (4x)
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doll
03:28
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i should’ve never let you touch me
after you told me what you’d done
how could i do that to myself?
you used me like all the rest
you used me, you’re all the same
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to hear your song in every blowing wind
and see your light in every sunrise
you were never these photos
you're the color
when you stopped to watch the falling rain
your hair shone silver back at me
away from you i walk slowly
i miss you more than words could sing
and when you cross
wait for me, my love
so we can continue
to converse eternal
so why weep, my dear?
leave your fears with me
that i might do away with
and down the river flow
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