Fade Out
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Fade Out
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Can you see me, or can you hear me
Oh can you heed my call
I thought you'd be the one
To see through it all
Can you love me? Or can you need me
Like i needed you
When for you my love,
There's nothing that i wouldn't do
It's enough to make you feel what you're doing
What you're doing is wrong
Oh enough to make you cry or want to die alone
It's enough to make you feel what you're doing
What you're doing is wrong
Or enough to make you sit and cry and die again alone, you know
I need you
Fade out, is what they want you to do
Fade out, when they hear it from you
Fade out, when they get you alone
Fade out… fade out…
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