(Coldplay - Lost)
What does this line mean?
Is he continuously feeling pain, but not hurt by it, or is he hurting other?
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- Panda Girang (
harehare) wrote in 
linguaphiles,
Panda Girang
harehare linguaphiles
Who's Hurting Who? (English)
(Coldplay - Lost)
What does this line mean?
Is he continuously feeling pain, but not hurt by it, or is he hurting other?
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