Inneremy
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Inneremy
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You fell in love when out was the rain
You fell in love when entered the pain
Burning up you forced your days and nights
I've seen his spite upon you
Crawling on your skin i've seen his eyes
Let you do what he wants to
Away to set free your heart
Before it's late to
Away to free your eyes
Before it's too late for
You took your love for all the pain
You passed days without your face
He smashed all your bones, what's in his eyes?
Why don't you see the evil?
He left you, girl, behind that guilty door
While you were crying for him
Away to set free your heart
Before it's late to
Away to free your eyes
Before it's late for
Away to set free your heart
Before it's late to
Away to free your eyes
Before it's late for
Escape for freeing your life
Before it's late to
Away to free your eyes
Before you die for
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