Diamond
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Diamond
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I will be different this time
I won't save any part of you
One dishonor I can deliver
I ate up a diamond
I changed me for the better
But I'm an elevator
watch you wonder will I deliver
I ate up a diamond
I hear you now I hear you now
Wait on a mountainside
I'm coming down
I feel you now I feel around
Laid on a Mountainside
So loud
I hope you know how
I ate up a diamond
I want you moving into me
Just listen to me whisper
I will be different this time
Just listen to me whisper
I hear you now I hear you now
Wait on a Mountainside
I'm coming down
I feel around, I feel you now
Laid on a mountainside
On the ground
I know you know now
I ate up a diamond
I ate up a diamond
I ate up your diamond
I ate up your diamond
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Pushmonkey performs "Diamond", and this lyric page sits inside the Pushmonkey catalog on LyroVerse.
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