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the one
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lucy lives in dreams that she creates, those lovely smiles she fakes
to show the world how strong she is
but i can really tell she's hurt inside, her choices in the past
keep on haunting endlessly
i tried to show that i would really care, i'd really keep her safe
from anyone approaching me
and even when she says i'm not her type, her eyes tell otherwise
can you see it now...
that she's the one, the only one i'd ever
cleanse her pain until it's gone
she's so perfect in a world that's burning
and i'm the one, the only one she should've
give herself in heart and soul...we're so broken
but we can melt our burning hearts to make just one...
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