Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Senses Fail
Canonical path: /senses-fail/suburban-heartache
Related lyric paths: 6
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Suburban Heartache
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Suburban Heartache
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Stainless heart that never speaks,
reads like a story never sold.
What if you just forgot,
what you were told?
you can't replace,
you can't retract,
you can't forget to get whats back.
And the rain keeps falling down.
And the rain keeps falling upon my face.
I look in my shattered mirror.
Pieces of me is all I see.
Shattered,
broken and misplaced.
What do I have to say?
I'm just another sububarn heartache,
blending to waste away.
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