Two Birds
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Two Birds
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You brought me here just to let me down
And I've a lot of words to say but I can't let them out
‘Cause you know I only wanted you
I only wanted you
The skin and bone that fill this room
Unfamiliar faces in the crowd and I cry for you
Don't you know I only wanted you?
I only wanted you
Was I never enough for you to stay in love?
I will not fall apart
Looking on from above leaving space for my body
And my breaking heart
Full of desperation I go cold
You lift my body up
You leave the room and take me home
And you know I only wanted you
I only wanted you
And you know I only wanted you
I only wanted you
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