Two Souls
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Two Souls
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Don’t regret it
How I let you in
Watch you breaking slowly
As we’re growing
I know it’s too much to take in
See you hurting
Can’t ignore it
Come on won’t you let me in?
Tell me your secrets
We won’t repeat them
If it’s up to me
Speak softly
Don’t worry
I’m right here
There’s no need to
Feel this blue
All alone
I’m worried
You’re hurting
Come on won’t you let me in?
We both could win
Busy lifes
Taking its time
To settle down
Used to goodbyes
And dark nights
Haunted by clowns
Crowded crossroads
Stupid front rows
To every decision we make
Now we’re alone
You feel like home
Promise I’ll never walk away
Speak softly
Don’t worry
I’m right here
There’s no need to
Feel this blue
All alone
I’m worried
You’re hurting
Come on won’t you let me in?
We both could win
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Who performs "Two Souls"?
Leo Rodrigues performs "Two Souls", and this lyric page sits inside the Leo Rodrigues catalog on LyroVerse.
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