Regret
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Regret
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You finger tips
your touch
every little movement
regret
Your eyes so wild
your voice
a muses song
regret
you capture me
sweeping paint
over a canvas
regret
you frighten me
your red lipstick
and your purple eyes
regret
I never meant to hurt you
oh no...
I never meant to cut you
your darker side has left me
oh no...
He coming out of mushroom cakes
Your glass cheeks
and bitter tongue
still sweet
regret
I never meant to hurt you
oh no...
I never meant to cut you
your darker side has left me
oh no...
He coming out of mushroom cakes
I never meant to hurt you
oh no...
I never meant to cut you
your darker side has left me
oh no...
He coming out of mushroom cakes
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