Brand new start
Read Brand new start lyrics by Jennie Tebler's Out Of Oblivion on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Brand new start
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You need to get out
Please look the door
All he does is shout
Treat you like a whore
Be aware he's gonna kill you
Being suicidal is a good start
Things can onnly get better
Leave your broken heart
Tear up your suicide letter
He's all about greed
Owning you for pleasure
Loves to hear you plead
Having you to torture
One day you bleed
He's gonna kill you
Being suicidal is a good start
Things can onnly get better
Leave your broken heart
Tear up your suicide letter
Being suicidal is a good start
Broken heart
Torn apart
A brand new start
Tear up your suicide letter
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Jennie Tebler's Out Of Oblivion performs "Brand new start", and this lyric page sits inside the Jennie Tebler's Out Of Oblivion catalog on LyroVerse.
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