Place To Hide And Cry
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Place To Hide And Cry
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Today I saw you for the first time in a long time
You looked so happy it brought tears to my eyes
I tried to speak the words would not come through me
So I ran to find a place to hide and cry
A place to hide and cry a place to try and die
Yes I ran to find a place to hide and cry
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I suppose in ways I'm weak just like a baby
But my love for you is stronger than my pride
Each time I think of you oh how it hurts me
And I have to find a place to hide and cry
A place to hide and cry a place to try and die
Yes I have to find a place to hide and cry
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