Smash Your Heart
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Smash Your Heart
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You cut me deep,
But now i'm gonna see you weep, yeah
This broken man
Is gonna do the best he can, yeah
I'll see you pay, before i give you my heart
Baby i'll do without
There'll come a day
When i'll smash your heart
And then turn away
You played with me like a toy
And a little baby
After i broke
You just didn't want to know, yeah
I'll see you pay, before i give you my heart
Baby i'll do without
There'll come a day
When i'll smash your heart
And then turn away
My time will come,
And you'll know when it's begun, yeah
You'll know because
You're gonna be just where i was, yeah
I'll see you pay, before i give you my heart
Baby i'll do without
There'll come a day
When i'll smash your heart
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