Save The Pain
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Save The Pain
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save the pain - lift your head up and see
save the tears - and be free
you know you need the scars
to see the truth in your mind
be strong and sure where you belong to,
don`t be blind
save the pain - lift your head up and see
save the tears - and be free
the rain of self contempt comes down
hard and unconditional
and you crawl with your wounds wide open
on a long way of time
only to hear the chime of your heart again,
and to save the pain
save the pain - lift your head up and see
save the tears - and be free
save the pain - lift your head up and see
save the tears - and be free
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