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Lionheart
03:57
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I'm afraid of the dark
I've never been a lionheart
take my hand you can lead me astray
there's a thought on the line
between my mouth and brain
and I say whatever bubbles in my brains
And I used words carelessly
I was running around, head in the clouds
up and down aimlessly
but my feet touched ground
i'm sorry now I see
my feet touched the ground when he loved me.
And I recognise these tear-stained cheeks
now I end an enemy and always bittersweet
when i'm wide-eyed, tongue-tied, frozen in place.
I say what I say, I say what I say to save my face.
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Icicle
03:08
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These problems we’re having
We’ll just brush them away
And under the carpet
They will stay
But oh I feel it now
And oh I guess I knew it all along
But I don’t know why those words that you’d say they would make me stay
And oh I was under the thumb and under the gun
And oh I guess I’d had enough of your intellect
And oh I guess I’d had enough of zero respect
This icicle you’ve placed inside my mouth has made my tongue sharp
And it’s frozen, it’s frozen my heart
It’s frozen, it’s frozen my heart
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Sleekit Love
02:39
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I’ve been let down before by better men than you
So I won’t let my heart be sore or my mind to dwell on you
But there was a time not that long ago
I’d dream on into the day of all the sweet kisses that made me love you that way
But you were a sleekit love it seems and it only took a moment
For the changing winds to blow those dreams away
Yes you were a sleekit love it seems and now only in my dreams
Will someone love me that way
But no tear will cross my cheek this time
No frown will cross my brow
I’ll hold my head up high
And let you go for now
I’ve been let down before by better men than you
So I won’t let my heart be sore or my mind to dwell on you
On you
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Vanishing People Dundee, UK
Vanishing People features the songwriting and vocal talents of Ashley Christie.
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