Love Quote #6937739
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I'd sell my soul just to see your face, AND I'D BREAK

I'd sell my soul just to see your face,

AND I'D BREAK MY BONES JUST TO HEAL YOUR PAIN.

In these times, I need a saving grace,

But time is running out,

and I'm starting to lose my faith.

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Musiclovez13

posted December 14, 2013 at 6:48pm UTC tagged with love, time, faith, notmine, soul

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