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Castle Moat


Wide awake; you know my insomnia well. Toss, toss, turn, lying there Now up again You never were my man But still here I am Thinking of you, you, and you I doubt you'll ever treat me the same Maybe all I knew was your name How can I feel so free When you have me by the throat? How can my mood be shot When I live on a castle moat? You lied, you cheated, you tricked And I fell like a fool Though I am not that insane. Maybe all I knew was your name
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