Murder In a Blue World
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Murder In a Blue World
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I can´t save you now
I don´t know how
But I can feel your pain
Like needles in my brain
Tell me why
Did she have to die?
Such a pretty girl
Alone in a blue world
So come on, Sue
What are you gonna do?
A scent of despair
Hangs in the air
Another face
Another bloodshattered girl
Another murder
In a blue world
How can someone so pretty
Turn out to be such a sad girl?
You and me darling, were born to die
In this blue world
I can´t save you now
I don´t know how
But I can feel your pain
Like needles in my brain
Tell me why
Did she have to die?
Such a pretty girl
Alone in a blue world
So tell me, Sue
What do you want me to do?
I hear you, Sue
And I´m screaming, too
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