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Social Burn ~ Break Back


Maybe it was more than just a need The way I needed more than you for me to succeed In this world of hate that only lives for one thing For us to suffer, for us to suffer Maybe it was more than just a joke The way you always laughed and you never broke Into a sea of tears cause it was never provoked And now you suffer, and now you suffer [Chorus x2] So break back Another heart attack And we could live life again Maybe it was more than just the hand of fate The day you crossed my path and I couldn't see straight Into this world of ours and how it soon would break And how we suffer, how we suffer Maybe it was more than just a little mistake When I left you here without a word to say Except I'll see you again another time and place And now I suffer, how I suffer [Chorus x2] [Lead break] [Chorus x2] more free lyrics

Maybe it was more than just a need

The way I needed more than you for me to succeed

In this world of hate that only lives for one thing

For us to suffer, for us to suffer

Maybe it was more than just a joke

The way you always laughed and you never broke

Into a sea of tears cause it was never provoked

And now you suffer, and now you suffer

[Chorus x2]

So break back

Another heart attack

And we could live life again

Maybe it was more than just the hand of fate

The day you crossed my path and I couldn't see straight

Into this world of ours and how it soon would break

And how we suffer, how we suffer

Maybe it was more than just a little mistake

When I left you here without a word to say

Except I'll see you again another time and place

And now I suffer, how I suffer

[Chorus x2]

[Lead break]

[Chorus x2]

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