| In the center of a city
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| Fear the flames that billow out of the windows and the doors
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| The water’s cold, and we could never make it on our own
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| Turn around and back down, you always said enough for both of us
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| But when it comes down to it; |
| girl you know how I do it
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| I’ll feel better; |
| I’ll feel better without you
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| I’ll feel better; |
| I’ll feel better without you
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| «So I’d die for you,» He said without regrets
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| «I wear this façade, just like the cloak around my neck.»
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| «So I’d die for you,» He said without regrets
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| «I wear this façade, just like the cloak around my neck.»
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| «So I’d die for you,» He said without regrets; |
| «So I’d die for you.»
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| In the center of a city
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| Fear the flames that billow out of the windows and the doors
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| The water’s cold, and we could never make it on our own
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| Turn around and back down, you always said enough for both of us
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| But when it comes down to it; |
| girl you know how I do it
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| Save yourself, why can’t you?
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| Save yourself, why?
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| (Oh, it’s so beautiful, how we can save ourselves)
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| Save something that’s of worth
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| Oh pretty baby, it’s a little unreliable
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| But you’re so predictable
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| In the center of the city
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| Fear the flames that billow out of the windows and the doors, the water’s cold.
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| Could you save enough for us to part, now with you?
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| Save enough for us to part, and you know
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| Could you save enough for us to part, now with you?
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| Would you save enough?! |