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When The Lights Will Go Down

from Slowdancer by WAVERY

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I was high, so high. I was dreaming of rock n’ roll.
Then I came down, so low. I was reaching for a hand to hold
In the dark. It’s so dark I can hardly see anything.
And I can’t tell if it’s you or my demons breathing down my neck.
But it feels warm, so warm. Why are you doing this to yourself?
Share the name, share the grave. I guess you’ve always dreamt of a dark romance.

But when the lights will go down,
Can you promise you’ll still be around?
And when my back breaks again,
Can you promise you’ll lend me your hand?

You know I never would ask you to be my savior, you know, you know.
But it seems, you took it upon you to carry me home, it seems it seems.

And I guess behind all the “burry me”, I’ve been meaning to say something apparently much harder to say, but if I say it out loud, I fear it becomes real.
So, I’ll keep it inside still, I’ll keep it.

It’s all a waste of time.
It’s all a waste.
It’s all a waste of time.
It’s all a waste.
It’s all a waste.

It’s all a waste of time.
It’s all a waste.
It’s all a waste of time.
It’s all a waste.
It’s all a waste.

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from Slowdancer, released June 25, 2018

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