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I wear my bleeding heart 

out on my neck,

force it to throb and beg it to die.

I fill my eyes with warm

decadence,

red and painful decadence.

Leave my voice out in the rain,

lingering in the forest of loneliness.

Bring it back to me,

so I can bring you down.

Give me back what I cherish most,

so I can take away your prized possession.

Make my eyes blue again,

just to drown yours in remorse.

Fill your eyes with warm, red,

painful decadence.

And wear your heart out on your

neck.

How does it feel,

to feel what you made me feel?

Does it feel good?

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