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Cinderella Story
06:11
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Red light but it's gotta move soon
think of all the things I'd rearrange
been waiting so long, what's the big idea? what we so afraid of, why we staying here?
we're stalled for now but it's gonna have to change
It's alright
it's ok
come back to haunt you one fine day
It's alright,
It's ok
come back to haunt you one fine day
Little disasters go on every day
struggles for life that we never even see
death all around, a world of fear - life's so short, why waste it here?
we're stuck here now but we're gonna have to leave
It's alright
it's ok
come back to haunt you one fine day
It's alright,
It's ok
come back to haunt you one fine day
(See by the fire in your eyes
there is no compromise)
Red light but it's gotta move soon
think of all that we could rearrange
been waiting so long, what's the big idea? what we so afraid of, what we scared to hear?
we've stalled so long but we're gonna have to change
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You were my lifeblood
You were my lifeline
you were my high time
you were my hard times
when I fell deep into you and
The dark that wore your name
you were my vampire
you were my victim
You were my angel
you were my demon
when I fell deep into you and
The dark that wore your name
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