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What Went Wrong
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I don't know what went wrong
I gave you my all
Then you just disappear
Writing on the wall
Specters moving here
Tried to tell you
I don't want you gone
I don't know what went wrong
Someday I'll have you back agin
Sing you this song
Your ghost will come back in
Pale as porcelain skin
With golden soul to pull me in
I don't know what when wrong
I've been drinking over you
And I've been thinking about everything you do
Oh you know it's alright to leave me standing there
Could it be too late to have you back again
Love went wrong again
And I can't sit here and pretend
The soul that haunts me will never mend
I don't know what wrong
I'm alone here sitting
As that old clock keeps ticking
Your heartbeat is missing
But still buried in the floors
I still say you're coming back, rest assured
But cheap champagne isn't much of a chore anymore
Love went wrong again
And I can't sit here and pretend
The soul that haunts me will never mend
I don't know what wrong
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Weslynn Phoenix, Arizona
Weslynn is an indie rock band from Phoenix, AZ.
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