| The blood, how it paints such a scene
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| Foul routine, pedigree
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| Mouth agape, stuttered hands attempt to flail, and finally agree
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| Her heart ceases its rhythm
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| Somewhere, trumpets decay
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| In the front by the well, wishing wishes that deny the stale smell in the hay
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| There, no one cry
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| Place these over her eyes
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| We are broken, alone
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| We are broken, alone
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| She’s inanimate; |
| bloodless elegance
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| Fatal fascination breeds a bloom of misery
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| Helpless hiding tongues, bathed in revulsion
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| Here lies unfinished beauty, wilting premature
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| You can’t be too sure
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| No, you can’t be too sure
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| Reserved, always playing the part of a boy left alone
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| He proceeds to the road beyond the home he’d learned to call his own
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| She’s inanimate; |
| bloodless elegance
|
| Fatal fascination breeds a bloom of misery
|
| Helpless hiding tongues, bathed in revulsion
|
| Here lies unfinished beauty, wilting premature
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| You can’t be too sure
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| No, you can’t be too sure
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| (One life for another)(x24)
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| One life for another (x23)
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| One life for another! |
| (x6)
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| She’s inanimate; |
| bloodless elegance
|
| Fatal fascination breeds a bloom of misery
|
| Helpless hiding tongues, bathed in revulsion
|
| Here lies unfinished beauty, wilting premature
|
| You can’t be too sure
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| You can’t be too sure |