Summer Games
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Summer Games
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She comes to me, but only when she cries his name
I can't believe, but to her this must be all a game
Say a prayer for these days to come
Don't let her ever break my heart
All your life, plus the dreams put on the line
Is that the end? Or can you both try to pretend?
I can't believe you took all this and turned to me
I can't pretend to watch you walk away from me
Say a prayer for these days to come
Don't let her ever break my heart
You take your steps away, and smile at me
Don't let me ever fall apart
When will this end?(when will this end?)
I know we're friends(I know already)
But if I took you in my arms, then we'd finally be free
Say a prayer for these days to come
Don't let her ever break my heart
You take your steps away, and smile at me
Don't let me ever fall apart
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Nemesis 66 performs "Summer Games", and this lyric page sits inside the Nemesis 66 catalog on LyroVerse.
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