Elizabeth, You Were Born To
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Elizabeth, You Were Born To
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For you I'd do anything
Tear myself in two
Just to hear you breathe
Calculate the changes that in time
Turn to nothing and then multiply
Yourself by my pain
Over you is were I stand,
I wish I knew why
But I don't understand
I'm waiting for someone who just won't show
And every night it seems that there's no tomorrow
Not that you will ever know,
Where ever you are I hope you're happy now
I'm caught in a dream and I cant get out
I'm caught in a dream
I'm caught in an endless dream
And I'm not strong enough to let you go,
And I have tried everything
But that
oh, Elizabeth.
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