Tore Up a Heart...
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Tore Up a Heart...
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Spending my life following lying lips
My feet drowning into broken promises
These memories sink in like salt to a cut
I still haven't found what's the use of having a heart
When it invites beautiful angels
when beauty always leaves after drawing with its knife
You tore me apart
You tore us apart
Will this blade bring me hope?
Replace stolen love
See this revenge in my hands?
I'll be the one to drag you down
We were so beautiful
We didn't mean a thing to you
I'll tear you apart
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