Song information  On this page you can read the lyrics of the song The Beautiful Lie , by - Save The Clock Tower. Song from the album Wasteland, in the genre МеталRelease date: 30.06.2014
Record label: Bullet Tooth
Song language: English
 Song information  On this page you can read the lyrics of the song The Beautiful Lie , by - Save The Clock Tower. Song from the album Wasteland, in the genre МеталThe Beautiful Lie | 
| For every word that has been said, | 
| I fucking revoke. | 
| Those beautiful lies, those darkened eyes, | 
| I’m leaving you behind. | 
| Take my eyes, replace them with glass. | 
| Now better suited to be fucking hollow. | 
| Selfishness is that there is left. | 
| This casket will leave me with less of your entanglements. | 
| To love at all is to be vulnerable, | 
| and your heart will be wrung and definitely broken. | 
| This can’t be the end, | 
| but a sleepless night for the hopeless romantic. | 
| Where did we begin? | 
| On the darkest nights propping up the bar. | 
| In this selfishness your heart will change, it will not be broken. | 
| It will become unbreakable and no one will want you at all. | 
| I wish I could find the fucking words that became lost at the back of my throat. | 
| To say that I miss you is an understatement, and I can’t stand you for it. | 
| To love at all is to be vulnerable | 
| To love at all is to be comfortable | 
| This can’t be the end, | 
| but a sleepless night for the hopeless romantic. | 
| Where did we begin? | 
| On the darkest nights propping up the bar. | 
| To love at all is to be vulnerable and your heart will be open. | 
| To love at all is to be comfortable and your heart will be broken | 
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