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Molotov
02:49
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I had wanted to
kiss you in public
call me selfish but I thought
when your heart broke I’d be the one that had done it
I thought of you crying over me
grand gesture to win you back
watching you burn down my house
at least I’d have dignity in that
let me kill the one you wrote that song for
I know you love them but I can’t stand the way you feel
and if all I ever accomplished
was to be your ex lover
it would be the greatest thing I ever did
and I would be lucky for you to hate me
I’d wear your resentment like a locket
keep your face inside forever
just to prove that I had done it
you know I’d kill to be the one you wrote that song for
let me break your heart again
let me break your heart again
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Anyone's Ghost Manchester, UK
Anyone’s Ghost is the solo project of Manchester based musician Wanda Roslyn. Writing about old poems and cold days, Wanda can often be found playing these songs in dreary North West bars and rainy city streets.
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