Pearl
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Pearl
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Do you really wanna know me?
Well I'll let you know something.
So progressive that I'm aggressive
I can't tell you what's inside
But I'm not cos I wanna hide
What's going on in me
Control you never had
Sickness inside my head
Will I fall and lose everything
I keep falling in this apathy.
For you I try not to be so addictive,
Do you really wanna know me?
Well I'll let you know something.
So I'm chasing new identities
That may reflect the empty smile
Cut my legs to the knees
And outside I feel fine
I'm not afraid of mirrors anymore
I may be glad to die
So I long for my crate of peace,
I ask you please....
I keep falling in this apathy.
For you I try not to be so addictive.
I saw...
I saw the roses bloom
I saw the butterflies smile at you
I'm coming to take you away
I'm coming in.
I'm coming to take you away.
What should I say?
I keep falling in this apathy.
For you I try not to get so addictive.
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Tiarah performs "Pearl", and this lyric page sits inside the Tiarah catalog on LyroVerse.
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