This is a single frame from the preview for what is believed to be the lost "Sweet Revenge" music video, as part of a Deep Forgiveness promotional. Alyssa Barlow appears to be mouthing: "'til you feel this pain too".
This screenshot illustrates the found preview of a 2009 lost music video for "Sweet Revenge" by BarlowGirl. It is one of two music videos from How Can We Be Silent to fail to see the public light.
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