Funeral for a Friend - To Die Like Mouchette Lyrics

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To Die Like Mouchette

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What Are The Lyrics For To Die Like Mouchette By Funeral for a Friend?
Kick start your heart just like an engine
Battered and overused Are we really ready? I don't think it's any use If you think it feels close to you angel There's nothing left to lose Please believe in what I have to say The symptoms that you have are so lost You're wires are crossed, are you leaving? Discarded on the floor we feel the pain Nestled and over joyous Well, if you tell your truths to me So sorry to let it go If you think it feels close to you angel It's only one excuse Please believe in what I have to say The symptoms that you have are so lost You're wires are crossed, are you leaving? Well, just leave, we never analyze the way You didn't like the look of his eyes or of his smile You have to leave it, we're on our way Please believe in what I have to say The symptoms that you have are so lost You're wires are crossed, are you leaving? Well, just leave, we never analyze the way You didn't like the look of his eyes or of his smile You have to leave it, we're on our way |
Who Wrote To Die Like Mouchette By Funeral for a Friend?
Gareth Davies, Darran Smith, Kris Roberts, Matthew Davies, Ryan Richards
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What's The Duration Of The To Die Like Mouchette By Funeral for a Friend?The duration of To Die Like Mouchette is 3:20 minutes and seconds. |
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