Break Out The Violins
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Break Out The Violins
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You couldn't possibly understand what I'm going through
I hope someday you'll have what's better for you
When feeling sorry for you
I don't feel sorry for you
I thought we had eachother's trust
So what the hell happened to us?
If the rest of my high school love life
Is gonna be how it is now...
I think I'll run over to your house,
Wait another two weeks for me to say..
I thought we had eachother's trust
So what the hell happened to us?
Sit down right here, I'll whisper in your ear
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