The Beauty & The Tragedy
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The Beauty & The Tragedy
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Watch your step, love is broken
I am every tear you cry
Save your breath, your heart has spoken
You already have my life
For I am finding out that love will kill and save me
Taking the dreams that made me up
And tearing them away
But the same love will take this heart that's barely beating
And fill it with hope beyond the stars
Only love
Another day, another sunrise
Washing over everything
In its time, love will be mine
The beauty and the tragedy
For I am finding out that love will kill and save me
Taking the dreams that made me up
And tearing them away
But the same love will take this heart that's barely beating
And fill it with hope beyond the stars
Only love
Only love, love, love
For I am finding out that love will kill and save me
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David Hodges performs "The Beauty & The Tragedy", and this lyric page sits inside the David Hodges catalog on LyroVerse.
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