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Cranberries ~ Dying Inside


Terrible thing It was a terrible thing to see you're dying It was a terrible thing It was a terrible thing to see you're dying inside To see you're dying Won't you come out I'll play the game with day Won't you speak out I'll say the things you say The lady loved her gold The lady lost her soul It was a terrible thing It was a terrible thing to see you're dying It was a terrible thing It was a terrible thing to see you're dying inside To see you're dying Do you remember the things we used to do Do you remember the way it was for you The lady loved her gold The lady lost her soul It was a terrible thing It was a terrible thing to see you're dying It was a terrible thing It was a terrible thing to see you're dying inside To see you die La... more free lyrics

Terrible thing
It was a terrible thing to see you're dying
It was a terrible thing
It was a terrible thing to see you're dying inside
To see you're dying
Won't you come out
I'll play the game with day
Won't you speak out
I'll say the things you say
The lady loved her gold
The lady lost her soul

It was a terrible thing
It was a terrible thing to see you're dying
It was a terrible thing
It was a terrible thing to see you're dying inside
To see you're dying
Do you remember the things we used to do
Do you remember the way it was for you
The lady loved her gold
The lady lost her soul

It was a terrible thing
It was a terrible thing to see you're dying
It was a terrible thing
It was a terrible thing to see you're dying inside
To see you die
La...

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