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Ghost
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You said you want a man like me
With courage in his heart and in the blood he bleeds
A man who couldn't lie
When you gave me a try, I
Said the first words that came to my head
With each syllable I was dead
When I'm dead and buried, I want you to know
Baby, I could've been your ghost
Never said that I was great
All you had to give, with nothing left to take
I've been there and back
I know I deserved every vicious attack
On who what why and all that I've said
With each syllable I was dead
When I'm dead and buried, I want you to know
Baby, I could've been your ghost
I've been here locked inside, no
I've been alone, always so fucking alone
Staring out the window, fully clothed
Baby, I'm no more the second I hit the floor
Said the first words that came to my head
With each syllable I was dead
When I'm dead and buried, I want you to know
Baby, I could've been your ghost
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