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Give a little for…
You have to give it for timing
Words like notes ring for you
In the distance for nineteen days in sullen ways – trumpet “Arriving”
All they ask of me…
“How could this be”?
Autumn has never seen another quite like this
Slip into a stranger
My dear stranger, dare I ask
Would you recognize my voice calling out your name?
Or do you know?
Well, I know, I surely would
And see the lightning that would come before your voice for this sleepless me
Do you recognize?
Do you recognize?
And as the last clock tells the time
One more look as the hands unwind
The softest reminder of losing you
Your sister’s dissapointed look – she said, “Best laid plans, weren’t they arriving”?
No one’s ever seen another fall like this
Slip into a stranger
My dear stranger, dare I ask
Would you recognize my voice calling out your name?
Or do you know?
Well, I know, I surely would
And see the lightning that would come before your voice for this sleepless me
But tonight
But tonight!
Fall on down
Fall on down
Fall on down
Fall on down
In the night the way their turning on the satellites
They wish the daytime had stars in the daylight
But it’s the twilight’s fire in the atmosphere
It slips beneath us and finally makes a note say no way
My dear stranger
My dear stranger, I wanna follow you
My dear stranger, I wanna follow you
My dear stranger
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And the light that I swore was on it’s just off and I…
stopped at their whispers and turned to my left…
it’s just dark
With no reason to know
I must be the ugliest thing anyone’s ever seen
Lights for days tonight
Nights give way to light
With kindness,
I thank you,
for taking
the time to
recognize the sound of down and my life giving way under me
Lights for days tonight
(faint background: It’s just like a waterfall)
(faint background: watching it fall)
Nights give way to light
(faint background: watch my life fall)
(faint background: it’s like a waterfall)
With kindness,
I thank you,
for taking
the time to
recognize the sound of down and my life giving way under me
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See It Now
04:51
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It’s so cold
Just thought you might have noticed there’s nine ways this could go
You think we could make this like those nights before?
Just one day…
I can see it now
There was no way to know
The vacuum roars
under your feet
Your headphones on
stare down at the floor
You know this time you could scream “why”?
“I’m holding on and you’re just letting go”
Let’s trade our nights alone for just one day
I can see it now
There was no way to know
The vacuum roars
The vacuum roars
I can see it now
There was no way to know
Every day a heartless face would never tell you – it makes so many different ways to go and to own their lie
Oh.. I can see it now…
Oh.. I can see it now…
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