Teardrops Of Regret
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Teardrops Of Regret
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I look back into the past since we parted
The last few days seemed like a million years
Why was i so wrong and selfish hearted
A smile can't find it's way through all these tears
The whole world seems to know i've been unfaithful
It's all my fault because we had to part
It hurts me so but do they know i'm thankful
That i can pay with teardrops in my heart
I wish that i could sell these tears i'm hiding
Or trade a broken heart in on my debt
But there's no sale for sorrow when you're crying
So i'm paying with teardrops of regret
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