Misery In My Heart
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Misery In My Heart
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You'll never know I cried
When I found out you lied
For I've been hiding all these teardrops in my heart (in my heart)
My eyes dare not reveal
The way I realy feel
Because I know I'll cry my heart out if I start (if I start)
Though I'm pretending
That I don't care
To be with you, my darling, is my prayer (is my prayer)
But way down deep inside
I can't give up my pride
So I'll just keep on hiding teardrops in my heart (in my heart)
But way down deep inside
I can't give up my pride
So I'll just keep on hiding teardrops in my heart (in my heart)
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