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Artist: San Fermin
Canonical path: /san-fermin/crueler-kind
Related lyric paths: 6
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Crueler Kind
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Crueler Kind
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I wouldn't worry
Your melodramas are embarrassing
My cripple Henry
Imagine menace under everything
I wouldn't worry
I'm not about to fall in love again
It's not a moment
It's just a crueler kind of punishment
When you've given up the Sun
And your heart is awful empty
We'll the best is yet to come
Love, the enemy
I wouldn't worry
I'm not about to fall in love again
It's not a moment
It's just a crueler kind of punishment
When you've given up the Sun
And your heart is awful empty
We'll the best is yet to come
Love, the enemy
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