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(You couldn't even bring yourself)
to stay, oh no
You had to go spoil it all
I know you had to go
Now I find these endlessly, colourblind days to fill
.. you never will
(take this life)
Take this life
Take it all in your hands
You are mine
I could smile
again
I dream you come to me ( come back to me )
and comfort me and now
I dream
Where did the time go?
Where did the time go?
did live go?
I know you had to go spoil it all
and now I know
you never will
take this life
take it all in your hands
you are mine
I could smile
again
Just what you said was cold advice
I discovered sticks go with knives
I discovered I could have died in your chain
still I feel, so won't you stay?
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such a sad song... sigh to dream that someone has come back for you, and to wake up to realize that it will never be your reality... i can only imagine that it would have been better for the one who was left to not have awakened from the dream, the only chance to attain happiness...