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Disjointed

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Radio Fiction Canonical path: /radio-fiction/disjointed Related lyric paths: 6
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Disjointed

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I'll go where all dreams die

To the center of your heart

I'll go where all love dies

In the center of your heart

I'll do what no man dares

Look death straight in the eye

I'll do what no one cares

Look you straight in the eye

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