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Pains

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Pains

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Now that it's over, I can finally see

That all things must change and remain

Like I know you do, oh

People come and go

There is something you should know

Please don't explain

It's the same refrain

Yes it might be strange

Love can get changed

You make my thoughts come alive

Now I'm here to stay

Not to play these games

Nothing is for sure

I'd rather let you go

All things must change and remain

Growing Pains

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Silk Rhodes performs "Pains", and this lyric page sits inside the Silk Rhodes catalog on LyroVerse.

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