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Only Bodies
03:40
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Ivy Violet
03:26
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Day After
04:08
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Foolish Man
04:27
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I wash you off my body but your scent still lingers
Potent and explosive
It’s trapped between my fingers
I breathe you in but,
I spit you out
Like a child you crave what you have to go without
Well, I say no more I’m turning around
You’ve burnt this love into the ground
This anger is proving useful I’m not crying
But i have wasted so much time, so much time
I wish that I could shimmy out of this old skin and begin
With a different brain and different sins
I’m sure, you were born pure
But you’re rotten now
You’re polluting my chore
Ugh i can’t take it anymore
Well, I say no more I’m turning around
You’ve burnt this love into the ground
You had my heart in both your hands, you foolish man
This anger is proving useful I’m not crying
But i have wasted so much time, so much time
You talk about your good intentions,
Just stop lying
Cos I have wasted so much time, so much time
Ohh, I say no more I’m turning around
You’ve burnt this love into the ground
You had my heart in both your hands,
And you crushed it in your palm, you foolish man.
This anger is proving useful I’m not crying
But i have wasted so much time, so much time
You talk about your good intentions,
Just stop lying
Cos I have wasted so much time, so much time
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Ella Clayton London, UK
Songwriter & musician from East London
Debut album "Murmurations" released in 3 parts last
summer
Latest project "Stairwell" - available on cassette and digital copy now
Come and hear it live at a show near you
... more
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