Don't Wanna Break (Your Heart)

from Soylent Greene by Logan Greene & The Bricks

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It’s hard to let go. It’s hard to move on. But you must understand, I’m already gone. I have love for my family. I have love for my friends. A love that’s true, but when it comes to you, that’s where my love, it ends. I don’t wanna break your heart like this. You must see the truth. We do not belong.

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from Soylent Greene, released November 27, 2010

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