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Wreckage
03:04
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Surprise, surprise, so funny to find myself here again
On the kissing end of a hit and run
Staring at the wreckage that glitters in the late day sun
There are no words of justice
Fluttering from touching tongues
But you're looking at me with eyes that scream
"Boy, what have you done ?"
A square of silk for tears so soft they'd make the devil swoon
But you're asking for lullabyes well into overtime
And the pain is still too new
It's too soon to go dredging the desert
With your microscope and your fine toothed comb
You're digging up skeletons that have barely stopped bleeding and
Are probably best left alone
There are no words of justice
Fluttering from touching tongues
But you're looking at me with eyes that scream
"Boy, what have you done ?"
What have you done
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Never Have I Ever Loved
04:06
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Never, never have I ever loved
Someone like you
Someone so cruel
With your beautiful mouth, and the kisses it gives
And the horrible things you say
But still I stay, still I stay
How am I supposed to survive
When you hurt me so ?
I have to let you go
Never, never have I ever cried
The way I do when I cry for you
I know you love me the best you can,
The only way you know
But you hurt me so, and I just can't live like this anymore
Now I, I'll stay with you tonight
But when the new day glows
I have to let you go
Now I, I'll stay with you tonight
But when the new day glows
I have to let you go
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Sweet Ghosts Tucson, Arizona
Tucson, AZ based Sweet Ghosts is a collaboration between Ryan Alfred and Katherine Byrnes.
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