What Percent Are Monsters
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What Percent Are Monsters
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Early morning rain and I can’t explain
All this heartache falling down on me
And I’ve been runnin for far to long
Take me when you’re gone
Don’t wanna sing about love sing about pain
I feel all alone
We don’t feel the same
Town was built
Town was paved
Early morning rain and I can’t explain
All this heartache
Don’t go
What do you get when you lose someone?
The same old place and the same old scars
What do you do to forget someone?
You don’t look back you never look back
Stay don’t go
How many time do you have to let me go
What do you get when you lose someone?
The same old place and the same old town
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