Bleed Out
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Bleed Out
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Late in the afternoon
I watched you as you leave
You said you'll be back soon
You've got blood on your sleeves
The pieces you cut from me
I bleed out
The pain and suffering
I'll take now
I look into your eyes and I can see right through your lies
And it's a terrible disguise
I think we both know who dies here
Too much on your mind
The truth is what you hope to find
But you won't leave the past behind
You're the only one that lies here
Late in the afternoon
I thought I saw you leave
But you're still next to me
The blood stains on your sleeve
Stay away from me
I won't be deceased
I look into your eyes and I can see right through your lies
And it's a terrible disguise
I think we both know who dies here
Too much on your mind
The truth is what you hope to find
But you can't leave the past behind
You're the only one that lies here
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