Fragile And Dear
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Fragile And Dear
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We spent years on a tear to get away
You and I, we've survived yesterdays
But the movement in between our hearts desires
Oh, they change so suddenly and we expired
You can't know the way it feels
To lose something so fragile and dear to you
Hold you up against the light
Speak the truth and say goodbye to you
Goodbye to you
I'm trying so hard to get free
But you still come back and haunt me
The movements that divide our hearts desire
All the reasons that I knew we would expire
You can't know way it feels
To lose something so fragile and dear to you
Hold you up against the light
Speak the truth and say goodbye to you
Goodbye to you
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