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the sweetest hurt

from heats blast graves by blastcorp

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lyrics

and i want you to keep me close
and i want you took keep me safe
and i want you to tell me now
that things are gonna be OK

cause you keep me hanging on
and you keep me close at hand
and you keep me here for you
but you don't understand

this is the sweetest hurt

and i though you might
and i thought i'd wait
and i thought i could
just act with grace

but this is the sweetest hurt
the most gentle pain
and if you felt like me
i'm sure you'd act the same

the tangled leads all on my floor
look like this mess i can't ignore

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from heats blast graves, released December 6, 2007
everything by kris keogh

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blastcorp Darwin, Australia

Blastcorp was Kris Keogh circa 200-2009. Glitched lovesongs galore.

My newer stuff is at:

Kris Keogh - Processed Harp Works and ambient stuff
kriskeogh.bandcamp.com/music

Laptop Destroyer - Beats and bass over at zzaapp.bandcamp.com/music

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