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Artist: Creighton Doane
Canonical path: /creighton-doane/cried-my-eyes-out
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Cried My Eyes Out
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Cried My Eyes Out
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Why in the first place
how could you
how dare you do this to me
I am so understanding
you have less, you need more
you needed me
Take on this torture
take it and take it
take on your torture
and make it mine
I creid my eyes out
tears fell like pouding steel
but the words came easy
as broken hears began to heal
Down with emotion
I struggle and struggle
just to ge heard
drowning in an ocean
of swallowed pride
and choking words
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