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Broken Heart ~ Cant's sense the change(in you)


Everytime I hear your name I feel your nails dig in my skin no one can know of your presence your every word still haunts my me Chours You were the one who fought away my fears and wiped away my tears you were the one who opened your door and said you loved me too I cant sense the change in you I still her the words you said they scare me as they repeated once again screaming and yelling I've heard from my past Chours You were the one who fought away my fears and wiped away my tears you were the one who opened your door and said I love you I can't sense the cghange in you It didnt have to be this way You could have been a little better I dont need you anymore Now I'm gone more free lyrics

Everytime I hear your name I feel your nails dig
in my skin no one can know of your presence your every word still
haunts my me

Chours
You were the one who fought away my fears and
wiped away my tears you were the one who
opened your door and said you loved me too
I cant sense the change in you

I still her the words you said they scare me as
they repeated once again screaming and yelling
I've heard from my past

Chours
You were the one who fought away my fears
and wiped away my tears you were the one who
opened your door and said I love you I can't
sense the cghange in you

It didnt have to be this way
You could have been a little better
I dont need you anymore
Now I'm gone

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