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Dead Rose
03:12
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Make It Rain
03:06
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Intro
Oh you’re drowning in your pain
You make me wear your shame
You brought this on yourself
But I can’t let you drown
Verse 1
You got shame on your hands
You can’t wash away
All your secrets inside
This list of regrets (all the regrets)
Walking in your sleep
Heavy is your head
You rather say nothing
And then spare your mess
Chorus
You always make it rain
Oh you're drowning in your pain
You make me wear your shame
You brought this on yourself
But I can’t let you drown
Verse 2
Your breaking shallow
Your shadow image
Everything that you hide
I’m so tired of your shit (oh)
Suffocate in your words
You never reveal
Realize that you’re afraid
And you’re not gonna heal
Chorus
You always make it rain
Finding other bitches to blame
Make them wear your shame
You brought this on yourself
But I can’t let you drown
Chorus
Oh you're drowning in your pain
You make me wear your shame
You brought this on yourself
But I can’t let you drown
Chorus
Oh you're drowning in your pain
You make me wear your shame
You brought this on yourself
But I can’t let you drown
Oh you're drowning in your pain
You make me wear your shame
You brought this on yourself
But I can’t let you drown
I can’t let you drown
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3. |
Speechless
03:26
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4. |
Outset
03:45
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5. |
Perfect
03:00
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