Sandpaper Lullabye
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Sandpaper Lullabye
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Caught up in my own world full of emptiness
Hiding in the dark and I'm all alone
Screaming at the sound of silence
And a part of me who I am has gone away
And she hadn't got a love of her own
No she hadn't got a love of her own
And he went… la la la la la la la la
She cried out… la la la la la la la la
"The thing I wanted more than anything
I tried but couldn't see why
I may understand one day but
Perhaps, I'll never know…"
And he went… la la la la la la la la
She cried out… la la la la la la la la
And she hadn't got a love of her own
No she hadn't got a love of her own
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