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Dawn of Love

Put me out of my misery, don't think I can take much more. Was like a knife through my heart, babe, when you shut that door. And I can't stop thinking bout, how much better this should have gone, but you shut me out, before the dawn. And I usually think, Love's something worth fighting for, But baby it just killed me, When you shut that door.
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megan-kirby
American
Published
Apr 30, 2011
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