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The Rise And Fall Of 1992 Lyrics

Forever With Diamonds – The Rise And Fall Of 1992 Lyrics

What Once Was Love
Is now lust
It's now gone
It's now lost
I can't help but blame myself
Because Were both to blame
I wont fall for anyone else
Because noone loves the same

You've got heroin in your lips
Cause I'm addicted to your kisses
You've got cocaine in your words.
Because I can't help but listen
You've taken bottles off the shelves
This ones for her, At Eleven-Twelve
You've got heroin in your lips
Cause I'm addicted to your kisses
You've got cocaine in your words.
Because I can't help but listen
You've taken bottles off the shelves
This ones for her, At Eleven-Twelve

Sit tight
I'll sing you to sleep
It's night
Cuddle in your sheets
And I'll sing you to sleep
Talks of how lifes not fair
I'll replace your nightmares
With the sweetest of dreams.

You've got heroin in your lips
Cause I'm addicted to your kisses
You've got cocaine in your words.
Because I can't help but listen
You've taken bottles off the shelves
This ones for her, At Eleven-Twelve
You've got heroin in your lips
Cause I'm addicted to your kisses
You've got cocaine in your words.
Because I can't help but listen
You've taken bottles off the shelves
This ones for her, At Eleven-Twelve

And I'd Say I feel so bad.
I'd say I'm so alone
I miss what we had.
I just want to come home
You leave me speachless
With butterflys down low
I'm out of breath
With every last blow
I feel the warm Chest
And then I start to know
There's nothing I can do
It's bleeding, it's black and blue
But my hearts always pumping for you

You've got heroin in your lips
Cause I'm addicted to your kisses
You've got cocaine in your words.
Because I can't help but listen
You've taken bottles off the shelves
This ones for her, At Eleven-Twelve
You've got heroin in your lips
Cause I'm addicted to your kisses
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