To Our Savior
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To Our Savior
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So hard to believe what you're looking for
You cry again
To save yourself
But you could
Never understand their pain
It's all a game
You play yourself
But you will
Never understand the pain
I'll move on tomorrow
We can try again
And when their hope is gone
I'm waiting
I'll move on tomorrow
We can try again
You're my savior
You're my savior
You cry again
To save yourself
You feel ashamed
Never understand the pain
All you're missing
Is an honest
presentation
I hope you understand this pain
You can pretend but I'm not buying
Can pretend, but I'm not buying
Can pretend, but I'm not buying it
You're my savior
So hard to believe what you're looking for
You're my savior
So hard to believe what you're looking for
You're my savior
So hard to believe what you
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