Every Part
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Every Part
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When I walk away, don't worry, I will not cry your name,
it's my own shame
Down on my knees, I carry on,
somewhere to a new home
Deafened by the sound of silence, knock on wood,
wishing everything will be good
Today and tomorrow, I'm tired of living in sorrow
What you've said
What you've done
Let me rest here - in your arms
Take me in
Incomplete
You can't see every part of me
It's my own little revolution but I know,
it's not a solution
People say love is the key, I don't trust this phrase,
It's the world I'd like to see
Drinking all my problems away, never say never,
never say forever as well
Today and tomorrow, I'm tired of living in sorrow
What you've said
What you've done
Let me rest here - in your arms
Take me in
Incomplete
You can't see every part of me
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Richtaste performs "Every Part", and this lyric page sits inside the Richtaste catalog on LyroVerse.
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