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Rain On Your Parade
02:31
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What am I supposed to say
when you said that you love me
when I'm not sure if I feel the same way for you
And no matter what I'll do now
will hurt you and no matter how I hard I try
there's nothing I can do about it
Now you're stuck in the hole
where everyone has been before
I wish I had a rope that's
long enough to pull you out
But none in this world is long enough to reach you
Wish I could help you otherwise
But I'm stuck between these three words that you said to me
I am so scared to say
that all those graveyards we have walked
all those nights we both have talked
Couldn't make me fall in love with you
I know it's so easy to say
I never wanted to be the rain on your parade
-But there's nothing I can do-
I never wanted to be the rain on your parade
-But there's nothing I can do-
I never wanted to be the rain on your parade
-But there's nothing I can do-
I never wanted to be the rain on your parade
-But there's nothing I can do-
I never wanted to be the rain on your parade
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2. |
How Could You Know
02:32
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How could you ever know
how I really am
when you never even
took the chance
to get to know me?
Yet were they trying to destroy me
with every word they said
hoping that they would win
And they were trying to convince me
that I'm worthless
Who the hell are you to judge me?
How could you ever know
how it feels to be expelled
when you always fitted
into the shape they gave you?
And you were trying to destroy me
with every word you said
You were just glad you were not me
And you were trying to convince me
that I'm worthless
Who the hell are you to judge me?
They bend me
Till my bones broke
When I fix them
I know I'll be stronger than before
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