Noctule Sorix
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Tmhkh

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Noctule Sorix Canonical path: /noctule-sorix/tmhkh Related lyric paths: 6
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Tmhkh

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We were happy together

Too much happiness for our so scared souls

We were happy together

Our love tasted so good, we had to go

I could'nt bear your sweet smiles

You'd never laugh at my jokes

We finally broke up laughing and drinking tea

It appeared so obvious

Just a few minutes after I left

You should have married a dead undertaker

To finally ease your amazing joy of living

I didn't bear your sweet smiles

You'd never laugh at my jokes

We finally twisted our happiness into torture

You finally came back scratching at my door

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