Guillotine
from The Break Up by The Break Up
lyrics
How can I find it in my heart this time to let you in?
Two many faces and closed doors,
no wonder you pretend
All the things, that you said to me,
your words they cut so deep
I’m about to lose my head, you’re a guillotine babe
Can I forgive and heal these wounds,
can I forget, can I undo
Another lie, another bruise
How could you leave me black and blue
The blade it hurts red,
your words cut me in two
I feel the cold edge
You’re a guillotine
You’re a guillotine
You’re a guillotine
The blade it hurts red,
your words cut me in two
I feel the cold edge
your words cut me in two
Two many faces and closed doors,
no wonder you pretend
All the things, that you said to me,
your words they cut so deep
I’m about to lose my head, you’re a guillotine babe
Can I forgive and heal these wounds,
can I forget, can I undo
Another lie, another bruise
How could you leave me black and blue
The blade it hurts red,
your words cut me in two
I feel the cold edge
You’re a guillotine
You’re a guillotine
You’re a guillotine
The blade it hurts red,
your words cut me in two
I feel the cold edge
your words cut me in two
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from The Break Up,
released April 8, 2010
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Apr 2010
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