Tschusse
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Tschusse
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I'm staring at the stains
Of the tears on the pillow
I don't think you've told me just why
There's nothing that remains
Except for the yellow round bubbles
Yesterday's muddled goodbyes
Goodbye
My love
Goodbye
Remember that you said
You would always love me
Your lies are the gray clouds float bye bye
My love bye bye
Help me I'm sinking in slow
Can't stop thinking no
I'm looking at the ways
That you showed me you loved me
No wonder I wish I could die
Could die could die can't die
I can't die
Can die
Tell my love bye bye
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