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Alex Parks ~ Cry


Never thought you knew me never thought of you with me always fighting in the dark before never got to tell you I don't know what I mean to you no need to explain anymore but I'd cry I would die if I lost you and I'd cry when I think about us it's only me that comes between us it's only me that closes the door but I'd cry I would die if I lost you and I'd cry and you know you held me up held me to the sun when I was yours and I know I let you down let you down the day that I was gone but I'd cry I would die if I lost you and I'd cry but I'd cry I would die if I lost you and I'd cry more free lyrics

Never thought you knew me
never thought of you with me
always fighting in the dark
before

never got to tell you
I don't know what I mean to you
no need to explain
anymore

but I'd cry
I would die if I lost you
and I'd cry

when I think about us
it's only me that comes between us
it's only me that
closes the door

but I'd cry
I would die if I lost you
and I'd cry

and you know you held me up
held me to the sun
when I was yours
and I know I let you down
let you down
the day that I was gone

but I'd cry
I would die if I lost you
and I'd cry
but I'd cry
I would die if I lost you
and I'd cry

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