Pain Pain, Never Again

Album: Euphoric Heartbreak (2011)
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  • Pain, pain, never again
    A never having existed emotion called pain
    A home where tranquility lives and prevails
    The bluest of blue skies and the most angelic of all angels
    Casablanca type ending all tales
    Where over the cruel, the kind heart reigns
    Like a backdrop fitting of a soulful Kurt Cobain
    I'm overcoming the obstacles of the ubiquitous demon named 'shame'
    Denise Denise, look at the swan that sails and sails and sails
    A triumphant me and you again and again
    The end credits naming us as the majestic escapists of cocaine
    Pain, pain, never again. Writer/s: JAMES ALLAN
    Publisher: Universal Music Publishing Group
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