Sero Overdose
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She

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Sero Overdose Canonical path: /sero-overdose/she Related lyric paths: 6
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She

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She´s dressed in black she use to mask

her frozen smile her eyes are cold

she´s scare´d, that I can´t hold

fall in love in fiction

to be her dark religion

But she can´t see

That I am near

She cryes alone

She tryes to hide

afraid to die

she stay´s in her bed

it makes me sad

she´s lying in her tears

its not your fault, you know , I try to

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