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I Really Wanna Hurt You
03:11
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Hell Is Other People
04:05
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What have I ever done to you? (x3)
I can’t say Everything is fine
I won’t say that I wasn’t hurt
If I didn’t need you
I would never call you
Why did you leave her alone
She was only 12 years old
Always out in the middle of the night
The walls are caving in
The walls are caving in on me
While you were out lying to yourself
I was home pretending that
Everything was fine
How can I believe you
When you come around me
How am I expected
To buy into your lie
I know what you’re thinking
I can see it in your eyes
Everything you said to me
It was all a lie
It’s so easy
To take from me
What can I say
Knives don’t have your back
Why did you leave her alone
She was only 12 years old
Always out in the middle of the night
The walls are caving in
The walls are caving in on me
While you were out lying to yourself
I was home pretending that
Everything was fine
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Phoenix Lights
05:55
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Moodboards Montreal, Québec
Alternative electronic artist from Montreal
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