Bullets
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Bullets
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You won’t recognize yourself
The things that you’ve done
And you’re too cold to melt
And you’ve come undone
I would give it all for you
If I were so brave
But you pull me down
When you make us drown
We’re too lost to save
And I’d break bullets for you
It’ll take you out, take you out too
It’ll take you out, take you out too
Till there’s nothing left here to rescue
If I had you once again
Would it feel so wrong
And would you keep me safe
Or let me fall
When the shadow cuts too close
Sharpen the blade
How can I forget
If I still regret
The mistakes we made
It’s too late
Starting all over
Trading in lovers, for love’s sake
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Who performs "Bullets"?
Data Romance performs "Bullets", and this lyric page sits inside the Data Romance catalog on LyroVerse.
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