Red Hands (feat. Omri)
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Red Hands (feat. Omri)
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If am just a mistake
Why do you
Come back to me
Every step that you take
Echos through me...
You, don't let me go
Oh, you, dont let me go
Don't let me go, ooh
Don't let me go
Don't let me go!
Don't let me
You got too close and you ran away
You close your eyes but there's so much to say
I see your red hands take away
But I wont leave as long as Im still breathing
Its the heart that you break, you can mend back, oh
So you leave just to take
Why can't you slow down?
You slow down
You slow down
You, slow, down
Don't let me go
Don't let me
Don't let me
Don't let me go
Don't let me
You got too close and you ran away
You close your eyes but there's so much to say
I see your red hands take away
But I won t leave as long as Im still
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