At Your Feet
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At Your Feet
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These words of my heart
Are coming out to tell you how
I'm writing this song to recognize
How I feel now you're gone
Now you're gone
Can you listen to me?
I'm trying to say something to you
I know you met someone
But is he what you really want?
At your feet
I'll never lose my mind again
Though I feel you never really loved me
You don't know how much I used to love the worst of you
But this time I won't be the one who falls again
I fell in love with your sweet look
Your crazy laugh turned me into
A slave under your will
Who couldn't get you out of his mind
I used to be part of your lies
At your feet
I'll never lose my mind again
Thoug I feel you never really loved me
You don't know how much I used to love the worst of you
But this time I won't be the one who falls again
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