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Mark of Paradise
04:11
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Wonder where you are tonight
Wanna see you shine so bright
Every time we lay in gold
I couldn’t sworn we’d burn out slow
Real slow, I like it real slow
Maybe you’re your way up the chart
They say that you’re fallen from stars
And that you’re fast as a car
Tear me apart
Baby, don’t leave me
Don’t, don’t
Without the mark of paradise
No one will believe me
No, no
Without the mark of paradise
The deeper we are
The deeper the scar
Baby, don’t leave me
Don’t, don’t
Without the mark
Hungry but you only want a taste
Every time you split no trace
Gods will give me time for the healing
So cut me good
I got to feel more real
I’m not made of steal
Maybe you know who you are
They say that you’re fallen from stars
And you shoot like a dart
Straight to heart
Baby, don’t leave me
Don’t, don’t
Without the mark of paradise
No one will believe me
No, no
Without the mark of paradise
The deeper we are
The deeper the scar
Baby, don’t leave me
Don’t, don’t
Without the mark
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