Pale Black Eye
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Pale Black Eye
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Father, I plead in waves so I don't need you like I used to
Fear and nostalgia say I don't have it anymore.
Whatever you want
Whatever you need
Bleed from me
Right from me
Bleed from me
I don't have yours or mine
I don't hurt you like I used to
Amy, you must be tired cause when you sleep, you sleep alone
And understand the throne
cause if he didn't pay what he had paid, I'd undeniably become erased!
So whatever you want
Take whatever you need
And bite your veins!
Bleed your pain.
Into me!
Goddamn I'm tired of lying
I wish I loved you like I used to
So hold on, you pale black eye
cause when I sleep, I sleep alone
So whatever you want
No, whatever you need
Take from me
Right from me
From me.
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Manchester Orchestra performs "Pale Black Eye", and this lyric page sits inside the Manchester Orchestra catalog on LyroVerse.
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