Sweet Sorrow
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Sweet Sorrow
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I sail towards your island
But you won't let me reach your shore
I bring God, good memories, all the things you like to eat
But you say they're of no use to you no more
Sweet Sorrow
She didn't know any better
Sweet Sorrow
Please let her go
You know I'm not one to stay quiet,
You can hate me forever if you want
Sweet Sorrow
She didn't know any better
Sweet sorrow
Please let her go
Mirror mirror on the wall
Oh can't you see you've damned us all
I'd rather hear your bones yell at me all they wish
Than endure the silence from the cemetery winds
Sweet Sorrow
She didn't know any better
Sweet sorrow
Please let her go
Mirror mirror on the wall
Oh can't you see you've damned us all
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Two Shots Of Rye performs "Sweet Sorrow", and this lyric page sits inside the Two Shots Of Rye catalog on LyroVerse.
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