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Finch ~ Three Simple Words


Open up my eyes, Flood it with delight. Another sleepless night turns color black and white. With all the things I've said, There is just regret. A beating in my head. Hands into a fist, Static in my head. Now I'm sitting face to face with lonlyness. What did I expect? Did I see forever in you? I never wanted it to hurt more than it should. I hope your satisfied, I never could. Time to close my eyes Forget about this mess. Tried to fix this trajic loss of innocence. But how can I forget, The things I haven't done. When everything is dead? With my hands around your neck who will stop me now? With my hands around your neck who will stop me now? with my hands around your neck who will stop me now? with my hands around your neck who will stop me now? WHO WILL STOP ME!? (WHO WILL STOP ME NOW!?) Can't you see that you left me here on my own. Give me on good reason why I should let go now.... more free lyrics

Open up my eyes,
Flood it with delight.
Another sleepless night turns color black and white.

With all the things I've said,
There is just regret.
A beating in my head.

Hands into a fist,
Static in my head.
Now I'm sitting face to face with lonlyness.

What did I expect?
Did I see forever
in you?

I never wanted it to hurt
more than it should.
I hope your satisfied,
I never could.

Time to close my eyes
Forget about this mess.
Tried to fix this trajic loss of innocence.

But how can I forget,
The things I haven't done.
When everything is dead?

With my hands around your neck
who will stop me now?
With my hands around your neck
who will stop me now?
with my hands around your neck
who will stop me now?
with my hands around your neck
who will stop me now?

WHO WILL STOP ME!? (WHO WILL STOP ME NOW!?)

Can't you see that you left me
here on my own.
Give me on good reason why I should let go now....

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