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Artist: Alove For Enemies
Canonical path: /alove-for-enemies/bloodflower
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Bloodflower
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Bloodflower
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I've seen this too many times before
Lust gripping my heart and ripping it out
I've seen this all too many times
I need you here, with me
I know this, I fear this, I love this, I hate this
God help me, God heal me, I need a way out
And every time I close my eyes I start to pray "take me away"
Do you even know my name
Do you even care how I feel inside?
This lust won't win again
Everything I am depends on it, help me (Jesus)
God please help me
I need saving
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Alove For Enemies performs "Bloodflower", and this lyric page sits inside the Alove For Enemies catalog on LyroVerse.
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