Carsie Blanton
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O, Gabriela

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Carsie Blanton Canonical path: /carsie-blanton/o-gabriela Related lyric paths: 6
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O, Gabriela

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Lying awake in the blue of her bedroom

He knew very well that he wasn’t the first

Don’t say he’s the best, he will never believe you

Just say, Gabriela, he wasn’t the worst

Suddenly foolish at five in the morning

But he was no fool when he followed her home

Every move that she made was a warning

The grace of a woman who’s happy alone

Wearing the smile of a debutante’s daughter

Wearing that dress, just as subtle as sin

He came to her like a lamb to the slaughter and

O, Gabriela, he’d do it again

He’s in no hurry to come to his senses

'cus he went so gently into that good night

Out with the evening went all his defenses

Said, “Here is my heart, do whatever you like.”

It’s dawn in the garden, the birds are all singing

And conjuring up the regrets of the night

The sun is a reprimand morning is bringing

But baptizing both of their bodies in light

She is a glory of sleepy irreverence

He is a leaf at the dawn of the fall

But don’t say your sorry he’ll never believe you

O, Gabriela say nothing at all

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