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Red Painted Walls (Karaoke Version)

from A Beautiful End (Karaoke Version) by JR Richards

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This is the Karaoke version of "Red Painted Walls" from my album "A Beautiful End". It is the exact same version from the album minus my lead vocals.... I hope you have fun singing my song for me! - JR

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if I find another way - I won't leave tomorrow
you know I never meant to stay - then I fell into your grace
the goth upon your face
at first I didn't see
I was inside you deep

and the walls were painted red - with the blood of sorrow
all the struggle in your head from the past into tomorrow
at first I didn't see
but then the scar inside you deep
was pulled from shadow to the light
and I fell inside you farther still

and in my dream you were saved
from the ghost of sorrow
but if we falter you should know - we'll be left to fight alone
it was meant to be
we're carrying each other high from demons in the light
and I fell inside you farther still
falling further still

and the walls are painted red - with the blood of sorrow
all the struggle in your head from the past into tomorrow
at first I didn't see
but then the love inside you deep it went
from shadow to the light

and I fell inside you farther still
I fell inside you farther still
and I fall inside you farther still
falling deeper still

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from A Beautiful End (Karaoke Version), released August 1, 2018

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