Disappearing One
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Disappearing One
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What have you done my little spark
Cursing my name cause again I put you out
Falling apart you tell yourself you are
Dreaming only of the ones who never dream of you
I'm your disappearing one
Vanish when the curtains drawn
But I will come again and you will let me in
And you'll see I never disappear for long
Into your room I stumble now
Too tired to cower and it's too late to draw you out
And there you lie like a painting of Christ
Bleeding on the heads of the ones who nailed you down
I'm your disappearing one
Vanish when the curtains drawn
But I will come again and you will let me in
And you'll see I never disappear for long
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Chris Cornell performs "Disappearing One", and this lyric page sits inside the Chris Cornell catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Heavy Is The Head (ft. Zac Brown Band) and I Promise It's Not Goodbye with a short reason for opening each page next.
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