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Artist: Fat Tulips
Canonical path: /fat-tulips/the-sweetest-child
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The Sweetest Child
Read The Sweetest Child lyrics by Fat Tulips on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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The Sweetest Child
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It's the memories that bring me down, down, down
All the sad reminders left of you
Old photographs
Us laughing, I can see you smiling
You had to kill me
Like I have to kill you now
Like I have to kill you now
Like I have to kill you now
It's hard to lose the sweetest child
It's the nightmares that still return
I was always terrified of love, love, love
And I would faint
At the very first sign of passion
I have to kill you
Sorry it has to be this way
Sorry it has to be this way
Sorry it has to be this way
It's hard to lose the sweetest child
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