Lost Girl Theme
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Lost Girl Theme
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Who can calm the savage rage
Who can take the road of Fae
And who can halt the feeling of pain
Cause I can, I can, I can
I can
Oh oh, oh oh oh
You gave your heart but I want your soul
Oh oh, oh oh oh
I think I love you can I kill you some more?
Oh oh, oh oh oh
You lit a fire then I left you cold
Oh oh, oh oh oh
I think I love you can I kill you some
(Kill you some)
Here it's just a bitter strait
And here you're just a bird of prey
Here it's just a plea for play
So I wait, I wait, I wait
I wait
Oh oh, oh oh oh
You gave your heart but I want your soul
Oh oh, oh oh oh
I think I love you can I kill you some more?
Oh oh, oh oh oh
You lit a fire then I left you cold
Oh oh, oh oh oh
I think I love you can I kill you some more?
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