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3 years ago

Can somebody do this for me plz cause I’m doing other homework right now

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alexandr402 [8]3 years ago

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yah its c

I'm an angel, tell me what you mean by that

I take it all and I will never give it back

I don't feel sorry every time I see you cry

Every time you start, I'm waiting for your tears to dry

I don't really care, and I never will

That's the way I am, such a bitter pill

I don't really care, how much silence kills

That's the way I am

No, I wasn't born without a heart

I wasn't always like this, no

Watched you break me, no

Now you blame me

No, I wasn't born with all these scars

And that's what made me like this, no

Can you blame me, no? (No, oh, oh)

I'm a nightmare, I know what you mean by that

I can't wake up from all these scary dreams I have

I don't really care, and I never will

That's the way I am, such a bitter pill

I don't really care, how much silence kills…

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