Regrets
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Regrets
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Baby, don't bleed for me
How did you get yourself in this situation?
Crazy, crazy, parking lots make for an empty grave
For the sake of the audience
Don't give up your fight
Save your pretty face
[Chorus:]
Baby, don't bleed for me
How did you get yourself in this situation?
Baby, slow down for me
Take a breath and clear your head
Turn away from me again
You've had some time to reflect
You've had a lot of regrets
Get up, get down, come on, calm down
[Chorus]
Introducing the protagonist a lonely soul
Trapped inside in time, alone again
Separated from his perfect ending
We see him fall and fall and fall and fall and fall
[Chorus 2x]
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