Surrender
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Surrender
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these are my sins
these are my regrets
i wouldn't trade them in for some truth
just let it go, let it go
let it go, let it go
let it go, let it go
don't waste your breath
save your tears for somebody who believes
i can't help myself, let alone you
i give up
i give up
these are my dreams, these are my beliefs
i wouldn't trade them in for something real
just let it go, let it go
let it go, let it go
let it go, let it go
don't waste your breath
save your tears for somebody who believes
i can't help myself, let alone you
instead of making love to a memory
i give up
i give up
i give
don't waste your breath
save your tears for somebody who believes
i can't help myself, let alone you
instead of making love to a memory
i give up
i give up
i give up
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Matchbook Romance performs "Surrender", and this lyric page sits inside the Matchbook Romance catalog on LyroVerse.
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