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Cardigans , The ~ Black Letter Day


I did all that I should, well all that I could But will I be clean I did all that I should, well all that I could But it isn't me All my strength is dead and gone Slept as long I could, as long as I should To find comfort here Slept as long I could, as long as I should But I still have fear All my strength is dead and gone... Black letter day All the fun / joy / strength ...Has gone away I drank all that I could, much more than I should In simple despair I drank all that I could, much more than I should To find someone there I hope monday will be a better day more free lyrics

I did all that I should, well all that I could
But will I be clean
I did all that I should, well all that I could
But it isn't me

All my strength is dead and gone

Slept as long I could, as long as I should
To find comfort here
Slept as long I could, as long as I should
But I still have fear

All my strength is dead and gone...

Black letter day
All the fun / joy / strength
...Has gone away

I drank all that I could, much more than I should
In simple despair
I drank all that I could, much more than I should
To find someone there

I hope monday will be a better day

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