1. |
Lift
04:19
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all this life
all this life you've been
lost at heart
or at least just searching
trying to find
and i know
that you think you're fine
but are you
or are you just hurting
inside
don't lift me up
by that house
up the hill where we
used to play
is where you've been buried
don't lift me up
and the rain beat down through the leaves
we never thought we'd get here believe me
the mud was up to our knees
i screamed but no one could hear me
the rain sweeping us down the stream
we lost all stable footing
and the edge was now in arms reach
you said its okay please don't lift me
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2. |
No Reply
04:12
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going for a walk
is long distance talk
for pacing round a room
telephone glued to you
and i should have asked you where you've been
and i should have asked you how you've been
no reply
sitting in the room
lights off just for you
no words can reach your ears
come flooding all your fears
and i should have asked you where you've been
and i should have asked you how you've been
and i should have helped you more than this
no reply
least you know they care
friends are everywhere
but that just doesn't help
how alone you've felt
and everyone asks you where you been
and everyone asks you how you been
and everyone asks you how you been
no reply
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Craig McBrine Toronto, Ontario
Check out my debut album at:
sleeptonight.bandcamp.com/album/letters
For demos, b-sides, covers, and experiments, check out: www.soundcloud.com/craigmcbrine
Craig McBrine recommends:
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