Neva Dinova
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Blackest Heart

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Neva Dinova Canonical path: /neva-dinova/blackest-heart Related lyric paths: 6
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Blackest Heart

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You think I haven't changed

I admit I must look the same

But I have been pushing my luck

I'm in trouble...

You try to make up a line

But you can't think of one

But I have been jumping the gun

I'm in trouble... divide

Something's under my skin

Divide and conquer, there's something under my skin

Blackest heart you've ever seen

Blackest heart you've ever seen

If I go now, you'll need a machine to take me

Blackest heart you've ever seen, it's a dream

It's a dream

It's a dream

It's a dream

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