Remorse
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Remorse
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Forgive me but I don't know what I did
You know you hurted me
But you won't admit it
Am I so pitiful
Begging you to excuse me
When we both know it was your fault
You make me feel like I don't belong
It's like I don't have the right to speak
When you're here with me
You know how to put me in my place
If you want me to I'd disappear
Without a trace
It's so irrational I keep saying I'm sorry
For the way you've been treating me
Because I know you'll never say it back
You refuse to apologise
You don't even realise
You did something bad
I already have my problems to solve
And you're just making them worse
Don't you feel any remorse
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Marilia Adamaki performs "Remorse", and this lyric page sits inside the Marilia Adamaki catalog on LyroVerse.
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