Sweet Abandon
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Sweet Abandon
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Ground swallow me again
A street without a name
A means without an end
Scratch your number on my heart
I'll always love you
Every second we're apart
I'm fading out again
It's more than I can take
There's nothing left to gain
Anaesthetise the pain
Scratch your number on my heart
I'll always love you
Every second we're apart
I'm living over again
I've always held a flame
A needle and a vein
It always feels the same
Scratch your number on my heart
I'll always love you
Every second we're apart
I'm living over again
I've always held a flame
A needle and a vein
It always feels the same
I'm fading out again
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