A Vengeful Heart
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The Prettiest Rose

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: A Vengeful Heart Canonical path: /a-vengeful-heart/the-prettiest-rose Related lyric paths: 3
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The Prettiest Rose

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Go! I compared each star to a reason why I loved you... the problems only came when I ran out of stars.

Why? It's not my fault.

I regret all the places I took you to. I slit my wrist, so you walked out the door. Why? It's not my fault. Love you today made all my paint go away.

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