Home
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Home
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Home
NEMESEA
I would run a thousand miles
Just to see you again
I would cross the widest sea
Just to touch your face once again
Is there a chance for you and me
Would you try and let me see?
When I cried did you care for me?
I don't think so, I don't understand
Don't you know I relied on you
To help find a way back home
I would never breathe again
I would cry a river for you
Cause there's no chance, I'll tell you why
A broken heart will always die
When I cried did you care for me?
I don't think so, I don't understand
Don't you know I relied on you
To help find a way back home
Tried so hard just to make you love me
Fought so hard just to reach you
Now I see it was worthless to think you
Felt the same
When I cried did you care for me?
I don't think so, I don't understand
Don't you know I relied on you
To help find a way back home
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