Infante Santo
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Infante Santo
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I don't want to be left at crying
These tears are all defining
I don't want to be left here on my own
Can a father ever deny his son?
Can a father ever deny his son?
I don't want to be left at crying
These tears are all defining
I don't want to be left here on my own
Can a father ever defy his son?
It's the gift that you gave
You love to give and take
It's the heart that you hold
And now you took it away
I don't want to be left at crying
These tears are all defining
Can a father ever defy his son?
Can a father ever defy his son?
I don't want to be left at crying
These tears are all defining
I don't want to be left here on my own
Can a father ever deny his son?
Can a father ever deny his son?
And now you took it away
And now you took it away
And now you took it away
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John Is Gone performs "Infante Santo", and this lyric page sits inside the John Is Gone catalog on LyroVerse.
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