Bittersweet Lie (feat. EF & Bullet Of Reason)
from Bittersweet Lie by Al Defender
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lyrics
[Verse 1]
From the stone your heart was made
The reason is that you were betrayed
But I sing when I got mad
I sing when i feel bad
[Bridge]
They say who has the patience has all the world
So I decided not to submit and not to crawl
[Chorus]
You came into my life to teach how to live alone
You came to destroy destroy my home
[Verse 2]
If I were you i'd better die
If I were you i'd better hide
If I were you i'd better die
If I were you i'd better hide
[Bridge]
They say who has the patience has all the world
So I decided not to submit and not to crawl
[Chorus]
you came into my life to teach how to live alone
you came to destroy destroy my home
[Verse 3]
Who we are in here?
Trying to hate each other
No one stays near
Cause nothing doesn't bother
[Bridge]
They say who has the patience has all the world
So I decided not to submit and not to crawl
[Chorus]
You came into my life to teach how to live alone
You came to destroy destroy my home
[Outro]
Inside us we have vengeance
Everything is just a bitter-sweet lie
I'm feeling contagious
But my soul will never cry
From the stone your heart was made
The reason is that you were betrayed
But I sing when I got mad
I sing when i feel bad
[Bridge]
They say who has the patience has all the world
So I decided not to submit and not to crawl
[Chorus]
You came into my life to teach how to live alone
You came to destroy destroy my home
[Verse 2]
If I were you i'd better die
If I were you i'd better hide
If I were you i'd better die
If I were you i'd better hide
[Bridge]
They say who has the patience has all the world
So I decided not to submit and not to crawl
[Chorus]
you came into my life to teach how to live alone
you came to destroy destroy my home
[Verse 3]
Who we are in here?
Trying to hate each other
No one stays near
Cause nothing doesn't bother
[Bridge]
They say who has the patience has all the world
So I decided not to submit and not to crawl
[Chorus]
You came into my life to teach how to live alone
You came to destroy destroy my home
[Outro]
Inside us we have vengeance
Everything is just a bitter-sweet lie
I'm feeling contagious
But my soul will never cry
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from Bittersweet Lie,
track released March 24, 2015
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Venator Music is an independent record label based in Minsk, Belarus. The label was founded in May 2013 by Maks Simchenko,
CEO, and Eduard Zakharov.
Releases are made available on the Venator Music's website, iTunes, Beatport, Google Play Music, Spotify, Soundcloud, etc. Also each one are featured on the label's YouTube channel.
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