This Sadness Alone
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This Sadness Alone
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And she asked me where have you been?
I could've sworn I lost you again
My reply, why do you still pretend
That you forgot me?
When my world began to fall
I had to turn and run
When my world began to fall
My cries echoed on and on
Melancholy got in my throat
Sadness alone would never change me
But someday, yeah, maybe someday
Soon you won't have to find me
When my world began to fall
I had to turn and run
When my world began to fall
My cries echoed on and on
And she asked me where have you been?
I could've sworn I lost you again
My reply, why do you still pretend
That you forgot me?
That you forgot me
That you forgot me
That you forgot me
That you forgot me
When my world began to fall
I had to turn and run
When my world began to fall
My cries echoed on and on
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Thursday performs "This Sadness Alone", and this lyric page sits inside the Thursday catalog on LyroVerse.
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