Your Once Loving Heart
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Your Once Loving Heart
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Love left me to die
Broken, bleeding inside
Fighting to take one last breath
The welcoming stillness of death
But I want to see life again
I long for your touch, a sweeter refrain
This life became so hard
I'm locked away from your once loving heart
Time changes so much
All in the end becomes dust
If only we could hold on
We're weakened, our strength is gone
Fears and regrets they still remain
One day this pain will subside
When all is lost, maybe we'll find far away
Somewhere lasting love resides
Love left us to die
Broken, bleeding inside
Fighting to take one last breath
The welcoming stillness of death
You're locked away from my once loving heart.
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Century Sleeper performs "Your Once Loving Heart", and this lyric page sits inside the Century Sleeper catalog on LyroVerse.
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