Catch them and kill them
You're only hope is evil
I will not die, I will keep quiet
I will hold you high above
You're on your own
Wait till dawn and then go
No help here from heaven
You're not as real as I am
I will wake up the dark eyes
Until your blood is out
You're on your own
I'm lying in here
Inside your sleep
Keep yourself
Awake for this
Wait till dawn and then go
Our love will never die
Broken bones and promises
Your weakness is clear now
I see your kind eyes
You're on your own
Wait till dawn and then go
You are another one
Buried here by no one
I will keep you inside with your soul alive
You're on your own
Keep your head beneath your hands
Play your part
All on your own
Closed and bruised
You're on your own
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