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Artist: The Lumberjacks and the Cavalry
Canonical path: /the-lumberjacks-and-the-cavalry/sweet-thing-dies
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Sweet Thing Dies
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Sweet Thing Dies
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One man still in the battle field
One last shot to believe
It is Brakes my heart
I want to go and cry
Sweet thing dies
Than I thing in love again
For a sec I thing this is the end
I deserve such an fate
I realized is too late
Sweet thing dies
I’ve just seen your face, still keeps calling me back
We will deny the love that won’t die
For all that I have won or all that I have lost
So any way it will cause me pain
I know you got some reasons
But only battle reasons
Can turn you in a mad
Come up and feel the sun
Sweet thing rise
I know they come to tell me
That I’m new and Better man
It’s my fate from birth
Sweet thing dies
I’ve just seen your face, still keeps calling me back
We will deny the love that won’t die
For all that I have won or all that I have lost
So any way it will cause me pain
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