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Sugar Veins
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time stopped for this one moment
a moment in between
when nothing really mattered
i thought of coming clean
a lady stood there waiting
for her saviour from above
when all she knew was waiting
how could she know of love
and all who were around her
despise the very name
but when he came to meet her
she played his little game
and when it was all over
it all began again
when i was just a soldier
and she was just a friend
i took it upon myself
the work of someone else
i raised it up, i brought it down
a wasted life in a broken town
and when i sat there with her
we sat there in the rain
my heart was beating quickly
there’s sugar in my veins
although she really needs himself
i cannot make her stay
although i really need to
she’s getting in my way
i left it all behind
the pieces of my mind
she took her toll on me
and what it means to be
sugar veins
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