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Social Burn ~ Pretend


Did you see the sky tonight It was covering a world so bright Hiding from a place inside you could never really see the light But I'm having trouble sleeping cause I know no one's awake I wish that I was dreaming cause then I could see your face And I wish I knew a place to hide I wish I knew a place inside Where I could [Chorus] Pretend you're the only one Pretend you're the only one Pretend you're the only one That's never far away But you're having trouble breathing Cause the world takes your breath away And you're hiding from the demons That attack you everyday And I wish that I could be there To help take away the pain But looking in my mirror I could never see your face [Chorus] [Bridge] But if I could see your face tonight I would give away my worthless life Crawling on my hands and knees I beg you, I beg you, I beg you::. [Lead break] [Chorus x2] more free lyrics

Did you see the sky tonight

It was covering a world so bright

Hiding from a place inside you could never really see the light

But I'm having trouble sleeping cause I know no one's awake

I wish that I was dreaming cause then I could see your face

And I wish I knew a place to hide

I wish I knew a place inside

Where I could

[Chorus]

Pretend you're the only one

Pretend you're the only one

Pretend you're the only one

That's never far away

But you're having trouble breathing

Cause the world takes your breath away

And you're hiding from the demons

That attack you everyday

And I wish that I could be there

To help take away the pain

But looking in my mirror

I could never see your face

[Chorus]

[Bridge]

But if I could see your face tonight

I would give away my worthless life

Crawling on my hands and knees

I beg you, I beg you, I beg you::.

[Lead break]

[Chorus x2]

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