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You break my heart time and again

Each time it gets a little harder my friend

The more you crush and boil my veins

The more it becomes just like a diamond.

 

Hard and relentless, now I'm just like you

Dark and lovely, and uncaring too

I swallow their hearts, I rip off their heads...

After I wrap them in my cocoon.

 

You said that you love me?

I thought it was true.

But tell me darling,

What is love to you?

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