Leopard And Lamb
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Leopard And Lamb
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Read your letter and finally i could cry
But i don't really understand exactly why
I guess i cried because i knew it was the end
No more hate now, just learning to begin
Learning how to crawl across a floor that's covered with glass
Learning how to look away and never to look back
I cannot fathom how we dragged it for so long
And i think we both know which one of us was wrong
But now i'm asked to act as if i didn't feel
Anything from you, my friend, and it's a bitter pill to swallow
You're right, this world is cold and all that i can do
Is banish every thought of you, because you are so cruel
Watch the simpsons to remember how you laugh
I miss your dark blue eyes, and staring at your back
My leopard, my lamb
You're right, this world is cold and all that i can do
Is banish every thought of you, because you are so cruel
Like learning how to crawl across a floor that's covered with glass
Like learning how to look away and never to look back
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