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Showing No Pain

Contributed by jbrow on Friday, 19th March 2004 @ 06:30:25 PM in AEST
Topic: SongLyrics

Dear mother, can you help your son? He’s crying out, for your help.
Please don’t wait until tomorrow, because tomorrow might just be to,
late. He’s living inside, of his head, blocked with deep despair, and pain;
He has everything to lose, but with you he has everything to gain. He has
been crying on the inside, but showing no pain. Heart broken, but
showing no pain. Wanting to be love, but showing no pain.
He doesn’t want to get up anymore, because whenever he dose the
world knocks right back down again, but he want’s you to think that’s
everything is ok, but you can tell that something is wrong; Buy the look
that he has on his face. He’s feeling like he’s on the outside looking in.
Where dose all, of this stop, and where did it begin? He has been crying
on the inside, but showing no pain. Heart broken, but showing no pain.
Wanting to be love, but showing no pain. He has been crying on the
inside, but showing no pain. Heart broken, but showing no pain. Wanting
to be love, but showing no pain.

Copyright Â© jbrow ... [ 2004-03-19 18:30:25]
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Re: Showing No Pain (User Rating: 1 )
by badlander on Friday, 19th March 2004 @ 09:37:56 PM AEST
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LOTS-'O-PAIN!! Hope you're OK. I liked it!

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