Take me out inside and from the cold
I know the sharks are bad this time
But I wanna get to know all about you
I wanna get to know all these things
So don’t you lie to me by breathing oh so sweet
Cause words will cut like knives
Result is blood that’s dry

So try and try and try and try again
It’s in your heart you can make new friends
Until you learn the worlds all falling apart
Be careful this can break your heart

And please hush the crowd
And take these words to bed so they can get their sleep
And the world is breaking down
And we’ll soon forget the malice we’ve grown proud

From the ash that’s lit and still glows
To all those lights that we have been exposed
A boy who leaves flowers everyday
Throws his thoughts in the ground she lay
And don’t you lie to me by speaking oh so sweet
Cause words can cut like knifes result is blood that’s dry

And please hush the crowd
And take these words to bed so they can get their sleep
And the world is breaking down
And we’ll soon forget the malice we’ve grown proud

Surprise now, Surprise now

And please hush the crowd
The sound of bullets is too loud for me to sleep
And the world is breaking down
And we’ll chase the days till summer comes and tears us from this town

(Background)
So try and try and try again
Try your heart until you meet new friends
Until you learn the world will fall apart
Be careful this can break your heart


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    why i cannot find this song even in youtube???

    plaridel10on October 16, 2018   Link
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    can you help to find this song...

    plaridel10on October 16, 2018   Link

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