Turn Out Every Light
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Turn Out Every Light
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so go on hide your face and weep into your knees
when you miss the sweet embrace, when you smell me in your sleeve
so turn out every light and whisper to the dark
and scream out in the night because you need to feel that same "boring" spark
that would light up the sky with it's glow
but you had to go and leave me on my own...
so read your empty words from months before you knew
the hatred you would hide when you're tired of the view
and go find your greener hills, discover open fields
you could just lay down and die there, for all i'll ever feel
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