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The Laws Of Sadness Lyrics by Caracol

L’arbre aux parfums

2008

Who knows the Laws of Sadness
They always rule at night, I guess
While we cease to pretend, at last
Nevertheless
Who will rescue me and
Who will rescue you
Who will carry my guilt
As I walk silent and slow
Waiting for tears to come
I know they should do so
But they don't
Why is it so?
Why is it so?
I'm losing parts of you, oohh...
Why is it so?
Parts of myself, also
Back in the time
Of lullabies and wine
What happened to our love, at least we
Made it last for a while
Now take a look at us
There's a hole in time
Who knows why?
Who will rescue me and
Who will rescue you
Who will carry my guilt
As I walk silent and slow
Waiting for tears to come
But they won't even show
Why is it so?
Why is it so?
I'm losing parts of you, oohh
Why is it so?
Parts of myself, also
Who knows the Laws of Sadness
They always rule at night, I guess
While we cease to pretend, at last
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About “The Laws Of Sadness” by Caracol

Read the complete lyrics to "The Laws Of Sadness" by Caracol from the album "L’arbre aux parfums" in 2008. On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Québec, Pop.

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"The Laws Of Sadness" is credited to Caracol. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"The Laws Of Sadness" appears on "L’arbre aux parfums" in 2008.

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