The American Tragedy

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Fig Leaf

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: The American Tragedy Canonical path: /the-american-tragedy/fig-leaf Related lyric paths: 6

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Fig Leaf

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I swear to god i'm sorry

I can't look you in the face

Shame becomes my clothing

But never hides mistakes

Apology accepted

But still it seems much to weak

The sight of skin with no fig leaf

I bled heartwise

We all have eyes

We all fall down

We all fall down

We all fall down

We all fall

Adam and Eve is born again

What fruit will we be eating?

Shame becomes my clothing

But never hides mistakes

Apology accepted

But still is seems much to weak

The sight of skin with no fig leaf

I bled heart wise

We all have eyes

We all fall down

We all fall down

We all fall down

We all fall down

We all fall down

We all fall down

We all fall down

We all fall down

We all fall down

We all fall down

We all fall down

We all fall down

We all fall

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