Appalling Spawn
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Paingarden

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Appalling Spawn Canonical path: /appalling-spawn/paingarden Related lyric paths: 6
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Paingarden

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I used to walk there too my dear friend.

I used to walk there so often.

I used to pick up those beautiful flowers.

I used to pick bunches of them up,

such a pleasure and such a pain…

I could not learn how to fight that temptation…

Then came a day and I could not see

their beauty anymore.

I have begun to feel compassion,

I have to feel begun to feel deep love.

Love that you can not feel NOW…

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