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Artist: Anah Aevia
Canonical path: /anah-aevia/london-life
Related lyric paths: 6
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London Life
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London Life
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Please take this kinfe from my back
so I may drive it through your cold heart
and let your tears flow like a river racing towards your palms
and empty onto the bed on which we laid for years.
It's been four years and I still haven't forgotten.
When will this river wash away the tears?
It's been four years and I still haven't forgotten.
When will this river wash away the tears?
Please take this knife from my back
so I may drive it through your heart.
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