Beautiful Sadness
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Beautiful Sadness
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I thought about the bills and all my pain
I thought about how much water my lounges could take
I thought about all the rope and just one place
I would go to, I would go to
But there's nothing beautiful in all this madness
But there's nothing beautiful in all this sadness
I thought I was naked lite by the canvas flame
I thought about the broken glass the razor just inches away
But then I close my eyes and think about your precious face
And all the promises I'm not suppose to break
But I do, yeah I do, yes I do
And there's nothing beautiful in all this madness
And there's nothing beautiful in all this sadness
No there's nothing beautiful in all this madness
No there's nothing beautiful in all my selfishness
My selfishness
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Who performs "Beautiful Sadness"?
Mitch Allan performs "Beautiful Sadness", and this lyric page sits inside the Mitch Allan catalog on LyroVerse.
Are there related songs to explore after "Beautiful Sadness"?
Yes. The related section below points to Back To You and Don't Blame Yourself with a short reason for opening each page next.
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