For My Crimes
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For My Crimes
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When they take me down the corridor
They secure my wrist with ties
I'll be tracing the outline
Of your body next to mine
I've done terrible things
Cold and careless lies
You can watch behind the glass as I
Pass through serpentine
Please don't remember me
Please don't remember me
Please don't remember me for my crimes
When they take me down the corridor
I remember the old chorus line
When we were young, you used to tint your lips
And cheeks red with wine
Please don't remember me
Please don't remember me
Please don't remember me for my crimes
For my crimes
For my crimes
For my crimes
For my crimes
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Marissa Nadler performs "For My Crimes", and this lyric page sits inside the Marissa Nadler catalog on LyroVerse.
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