Girls Go To Heaven
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Girls Go To Heaven
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Throw your fist to the bucket of her heart
Maybe you'll tear her apart if you try hard enough
Swim in her big visions maybe you'll fit somewhere with her up there in Heaven
I don't know where she went but she's been saved from your hands of rage
She's gone to Heaven and she's gone forever
It's too late to say that you loved her even though you beat her
That you loved her even though you used her
That you loved her even though you killed her
She's gone to Heaven and she's gone forever
Heaven... Heaven... In Heaven... In Heaven
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