Sorry For The Pain In Your Heart
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Sorry For The Pain In Your Heart
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I want to invade your heart
Like a hurricane made of saws
I want to tear you down like trees
Like animals in extinction who dies everyday
I want to make a hole in your heart
Like I've always felt my whole life
I want to strip you down now
'Cause I fell in hate for you
Always pain
Every sort of pain
I want to see you cry, please
Like an exotic rose I've steped
I want to burn your heart
So you can be in my side, one more time
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