Bleed Me
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Bleed Me
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Take what you want
Take what you need (it's alright)
Take what you want
I'm down on my knees (it's alright)
Take what you want
I'm starting to bleed (it's alright)
Take what you want
And then you can leave (it's alright)
Take what you need
Leave me to bleed
Take what you need
Take it and leave
I couldn't move
I couldn't hurt but I tried
Looking for something
I couldn't find but I tried
Try to be truthful
You told the truth but I lied
You can be useful
But then you were used and it died
Take what you need
Take it and leave
Take what you need
Leave me to bleed
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