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From Starlight

from Before The Moment's Gone by The Rose Lights

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lyrics

I see you tumbling over on the other side
I wonder why it is you hide
From streetlights on a cool night
From feeling, sometimes

I see you tripping over your ashes
Do we concern ourselves with the passage
Of time?

I’ve been spending my days alone now
Carving a place out for myself
A platform for my thoughts to land on
I won’t remember you’re gone

When you come around, I can see
Remnants of what you used to be
An ancient ruin you’ve become
And you speak my name like I was anyone

Sometimes it stings just like a hornet
The life you wanted, is it yours yet?

I always hoped you’d stay in my town
In case the picket fences fell down
But I was sadly mistaken
And my heart, it is breaking

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from Before The Moment's Gone, released May 15, 2013
Lyrics: A. Agni
Music: J. Shao & A. Agni

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The Rose Lights are a jazz-influenced piano rock band from Madison, Wisconsin.

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