Take Off And Break Down
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Take Off And Break Down
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As your eyes close, I awake. Good night my sweetheart
Tonight you'll break down with roses cutting your throat
Fallen so perfect. Can you read my desire?
Not a smile on your face, that's my fault. But a smile on mine!
Don't take it as a defeat
Take it as one step to take off
The first step into angels arms
But they avoided, to let you break down
I didn't want it this way, but take this time to find a reason
I heard a whisper, that cried: I'm sorry
What remains is one single tear... but tell me what I'm crying for?
No answers, cause now you're voiceless
Black roses turn into red...
...It's not love, but blood that soaks the leafs
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