Wuthering Heights
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Wuthering Heights
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I hear the wind howling
Reminds me of Wuthering Heights
And how Heathcliff and Kathy
And how she wanted his love
So badly
So sadly
She died
I hear the rain falling
Reminds me how love left my life
And my tears
They fell like raindrops
I feel the pain
Still in my heart
Won't ever stop
Don't know why
How could you do to me
Just what you did to me
Torn up and twisted inside
Hearts are breaking
I know when she goes
She'll be gone for the longest of time
I know as she goes
She'll be gone for the longest of time, time, time
My time, my time
How could you do to me
Just what you did to me
Torn up and twisted inside
Hearts are breaking
I know as she goes
She'll be gone for the longest of time
I know when she goes
She'll be gone for the longest of time
Time, time, time
I know, as she goes
She'll be gone for the longest of time
I know when she goes
She'll be gone for the longest of time
Time, time, time
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