Hawthorne Heights - Disaster Lyrics

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Disaster

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What Are The Lyrics For Disaster By Hawthorne Heights?
How should I say
That I never wanted anything to change If I rearranged the pieces of A broken down faith Do you believe in me Because I'm not sure I believe in anything, anymore Pick up the pieces and Make me understand Why we can't move any faster We're losing all demand I've broken all my plans This year was a disaster What should I do I never thought anything would come true The solution for the broken down abuse I'm waiting for, waiting for To let me fall on through I'm getting closer to letting go, letting go of you Pick up the pieces and Make me understand Why we can't move any faster We're losing all demand I've broken all my plans This year was a disaster What you don't know Will only make this worse What you don't know Will only make this worse What you don't know Will only make this worse What you don't know Will only make this worse Pick up the pieces and Make me understand Why we can't move any faster We're losing all demand I've broken all my plans This year was a disaster Pick up the pieces and Make me understand Why we can't move any faster We're losing all demand I've broken all my plans This year was a disaster |
Who Wrote Disaster By Hawthorne Heights?
Eron Bucciarelli-tieger, James Ii Woodruff, Matthew Ridenour, Micah Carli
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What's The Duration Of The Disaster By Hawthorne Heights?The duration of Disaster is 3:00 minutes and seconds. |
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