Blackberry Honey
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Blackberry Honey
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How much life did you take this time
Broken mind don't matter, it ain't right
You will never realize the wrongs that I have suffered
And you would never care even if you could
And I, I can't take it
The way I feel inside isn't right
And I, I can't take it
The pain you force inside isn't right
Told me you would try and find some light
To sit and feel the pain you've caused this time
And you will never realize the weight that I carry
And you would never care, even if you could
And I, I can't take it
The way I feel inside isn't right
And I, I can't take it
The pain I forced inside wasn't right
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Who performs "Blackberry Honey"?
Kris Rowley performs "Blackberry Honey", and this lyric page sits inside the Kris Rowley catalog on LyroVerse.
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