Sanctimonious You
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Sanctimonious You
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You'll never know the pain that I fear
You'll never known the pain that I fear
You've never felt the shame
And so inside of me
You'll never know the pain
Sanctimonious you
You're who I really want to be
Sanctimonious you
You're who I really want to be
You never seem ashamed, of what I see
You've never been afraid, without me
You've never been afraid
You're who I want to be
You've never been afraid
Sanctimonious you
You're who I really want to be
Sanctimonious you
You're who I really want to be
Another day
I'm lifeless, ordinary
Another day
I'm lifeless, ordinary
You'll never know the pain that I fear
You'll never known the pain
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Paradise Lost performs "Sanctimonious You", and this lyric page sits inside the Paradise Lost catalog on LyroVerse.
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