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Falling Down
02:34
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You were so special
You were so novel
You meant the world to me
You were the one who drew me into you
Why could I not stay?
When it all came falling down
You were the best thing
I had ever seen
You were the one for me
You made me feel real
You made me adore you
Why couldn't you love me
When it all came falling down
If this wasn't meant to be
Then why do you keep kissing me?
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2. |
Sharp
03:33
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So it's over now
The ashes have scattered
I've cut my hair like I always do
All the words are worn out
Nothing left to see here
Still you're sleeping
Resting next to me
Wouldn't it be nice if the ending was sharp
Slicing out this bit of my heart
It would be sweet if
Our story was easy
If nothing was sacred
If nothing was scary
If nothing could ever touch
The parts you keep hidden
The parts that I see
When we should be sleeping
Wouldn't it be nice if the ending was sharp
Slicing out this bit of my heart
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3. |
Sometimes My Heart Stops
03:14
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Right as I am falling asleep
I realize I won't miss a thing
How content I would be lying here
Nothing to lose and nothing to fear
No risk to take
No one to blame
No one to even call me by name
Sometimes my heart stops
Blood ceases to flow
That's when apathy
It courses through me
Now you might find it a bit strange
To fee yourself drifting away
But I love to go under
To trade to this pain
In for wonder
Don't read me wrong
I like what I've got
But in my head I'm all that I'm not
Sometimes my heart stops
Blood ceases to flow
That's when apathy
It courses through me
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Pam Shaffer Los Angeles
Pam is a singer of lullabies sprung from a sunken pirate ship, a pixie with a haunting voice, nimble fingers, and a killer shoe collection.
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