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Bel Canto ~ The suffering


My grief is deep, my days are dim Give me a knock on my door Say that you will be mine And stay with me forever As nothing can refresh my soul I would have been happy to know Cause I felt so safe when I looked into your eyes I was mistaken but now I'm sure I love you still But silently inside I know my feelings won't change your mind So what am I gonna do I gave away everything to you I suffer from painful blows Will it last forever It's allright, I won't cry Tears won't help me find the reason Why you suddenly disappeared out of my sight I was mistaken, but now I'm sure I love you still But silently inside I know my feelings won't change your mind more free lyrics

My grief is deep, my days are dim
Give me a knock on my door
Say that you will be mine
And stay with me forever
As nothing can refresh my soul
I would have been happy to know
Cause I felt so safe when I looked into your eyes
I was mistaken but now I'm sure
I love you still
But silently inside
I know my feelings won't change your mind
So what am I gonna do
I gave away everything to you
I suffer from painful blows
Will it last forever
It's allright, I won't cry
Tears won't help me find the reason
Why you suddenly disappeared out of my sight
I was mistaken, but now I'm sure
I love you still
But silently inside
I know my feelings won't change your mind

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