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Moshen
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Is this my blood on your fingers?
Should I worry for my own sake?
Count the times I've run away
Is this all I have to give?
Should I worry for you?
For the things you've said?
Count the times I've been,
I've been so wrong yeah?
I wanted to hate you
Yes I wanted to break you
I wanted to hate you
But oh no I couldn't
Is this your words in my letter?
Should I worry for my own sake?
Count the times I've that I've worried
Is this all that, that's been done now
I wanted to hate you
Yes I wanted to break you
I wanted to hate you
I wanted to break you...
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