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Artist: The Deal
Canonical path: /the-deal/pretty-words-better-days
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Pretty Words, Better Days
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Pretty Words, Better Days
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Let's just leave an not look back.
Please don't ask me to pretend.
Forget about what could've been.
It's not gonna buy me anything.
I guess this isn't what you want to hear……..
I'm sorry to say
But this world got the best of me.
And I'll wait for better days.
I'm so tired of waiting.
All the angels crashed and burned
As I ran out of pretty words.
All the angels crashed and burned.
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