Part V
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Part V
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I still feel you in my bed like you never even left
Then I close my eyes and fall asleep
And see you in the dreams inside my head
And I never want to wake, ‘cause the loneliness I face
Is chilling what's inside of me
It's more than warmth from my body you take
Still, the morning sun will rise
My heart convinced that you are mine
But these damn dreams, they lie to me
I wake up thinking everything is fine
Every night when I cry myself to sleep
And I think that I'd be better off dead
I pray to God, that He'd give me some peace
And I pray that you'd live in regret
All my love is gone
I'm fine. I'm fine
I promise you
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Sam Pinkerton performs "Part V", and this lyric page sits inside the Sam Pinkerton catalog on LyroVerse.
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