When did we fall
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When did we fall
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sometimes she will wake
sometimes she will break you
sometimes she will teach you
you learn with pain
sometimes she can hit you
but you couldn't hurt her
sometimes she will cry out
loud, for love
when did we fall?
and sank down
silently
why did we lie?
and sank down
silently
sometimes she can love you
but only the first part
because in her heart
lives someone else she knew
seometimes she can hold you
just like forever
but next she will push you away,
in tears
when did we fall?
and sank down
silently
why did we lie?
and sank down
silently
winter's calling
dark nights waiting
fade out for a while
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