Fatal Flower
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Fatal Flower
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She isn't scared of peoples eys
She doesn't really wonder why
People stop and stare when she goes by
She isn't out to break your heart
She can't help it when it starts
But she knows just how to put an end to it
She's a fatal flower, boy
And don't you try to pick her
The moment that you break her stalk
She's bound to break your heart
Sometimes she still thinks of his eyes
And of all his little lies
And the way he used to hold her close
She's quite lonely now and then
Sometimes she really needs a friend
But she know it will go up in smoke again
She takes him home because he's got such a funny smile
Ahe turns around and sees love shining in his eyes
She really likes him but she's scared of things to come
So it's time to say goodbye, time to move along
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