Remorse
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Remorse
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I thought i could forget you
But i know it's not true
I tried every day
Every way, anyway
I see your smile every where
And i hear you coming up the stairs
I feel your hands behind me
And i don't want to know what it's going to be
Oh no...
Set me free
I had never thought that
I would ever get that
Remorse
I thought i could forget you
I now that it's not true
I try not to think
To think of you, to sink
But i hear your voice everywhere
And i hear you coming up the stairs
I feel your hands pushing me
And i don't want to know what it's going to be
Oh no...
Set me free
I had never thought that
I would ever get that
Remorse
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Celluloide performs "Remorse", and this lyric page sits inside the Celluloide catalog on LyroVerse.
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