Love Slowly Dies
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Love Slowly Dies
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Softly we tremble, we recede.
Softly we remember there's no need
To cry, to cry tonight.
You'll never change.
Time slowly dies.
You'll never be.
Cause I know love dies.
Love dies, love dies.
Slowly we see the lights dim.
Slowly we figure out what could have been.
There's no need to fight.
No need to fight tonight.
You'll never change.
Time slowly dies.
You'll never be.
Cause I know love dies.
Love dies, love dies.
I should have seen it coming.
But you took me by surprise
I should have seen it coming.
But I don't know how...
You'll never change.
Time slowly dies.
You'll never be.
Cause I know love dies.
You'll never change.
Time slowly dies.
You'll never be.
Cause I know love dies.
Love dies, love dies.
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Alishia May performs "Love Slowly Dies", and this lyric page sits inside the Alishia May catalog on LyroVerse.
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