You Stole My Story
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You Stole My Story
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Look at me, when I talk to you."
But my eyes can't bear the sight
A white so brilliant it pains my heart but I can make you disappear
I can make you disappear
I can make you disappear if I try
If I try hard enough
I can make myself believe
Maybe I can't convince you
Oh no
But I can convince me, yeah
And I can make you disappear
I can make you disappear
I can make you disappear if I try
If I try hard enough
I can make myself believe in almost anything
If I try hard enough
I can make myself believe in almost anything
I can make you disappear
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