Queen of the Damned

Flymore

Verse 1

She ought to smile

She ought to lie

I know she’s got no reason to believe in God

When you talk she sleeps around

You don’t know she can’t give ground

She wish she could do what you say

She can’t find



PreChorus

Way out

To stay out

Of debts

And these are all her memories



Chorus

Now I want you to tell me

God what for am I in here

What’s up with my life



Now I wanna to tell you

God I find my life in you

And I wanna stay



Verse 2

You are all I see

I feel you bleed

I know you’ve got no reason to believe again

When you people wanna say

“Man you have become insane”

Don’t give a fuck for what you say

We can find



PreChorus

Way out

To stay out

Of debts

And these are all her memories



Chorus

Now I want you to tell me

God what for am I in here

What’s up with my life



Now I wanna to tell you

God I find my life in you

And I wanna stay



Bridge

Now you smile again

Just let me kiss you

Just wanna let it out now

Let it out now

Now



I, I wanna scream it’s behind us now

Just wanna tell you

What’s on the way

I am the reason to start new life

No need to suffer No more

Lies

Lies behind us now

Us now

Now the life goes on

We are out


Chorus

Now I want you to tell me

God what for am I in here

What’s up with my life



Now I wanna to tell you

God I find my life in you

And I wanna stay.



Now I want you to tell me

God what for

What’s up with my life



Now I wanna to tell you

God I find

And I wanna stay.


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