Watching The Silence
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Watching The Silence
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I can wash my plate, put my things away
Ain't no shame to be alone
But when I stop, I can hear time walk,
come to find me at home
Without you in my home
I'll be watching the silence grow
I can take the train to town and back again
I can be busy every day
But when I let myself in, the emptiness wins
And I ask myself, "Am I crazy?"
Without you in my home
I'll be watching the silence grow
I don't fight silence, 'cause it don't fight back
It just makes me lonelier
So I will wait it out, 'cause if I don't crack
It might make me holier
Without you in my home
I'll be watching the silence grow
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Catie Curtis performs "Watching The Silence", and this lyric page sits inside the Catie Curtis catalog on LyroVerse.
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