Lost Overtures
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Lost Overtures
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What's too true about those words that you knew
that you'd never right quite right.
What's too clear, too simple, too near,
makes you lay awake all night.
What's in the pace of a day.
Lost overtures.
Drag our feet around.
We long to be near.
Always aware of the spaces between us.
Lie still and listen to the hiss and the crackle.
Just like clockwork we decide
all these little known facts ring false.
Turn the light off. Go on home.
Absence serves you well.
What's in the pace of a day.
Lost overtures.
Drag our feet around.
We long to be near.
Always aware of the spaces between us.
Lie still and listen to the hiss and the crackle.
What's in the pace of a day.
We can't unwind.
Drag out feet around.
We can't decide.
Always aware of the spaces between us.
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Who performs "Lost Overtures"?
Christine Fellows performs "Lost Overtures", and this lyric page sits inside the Christine Fellows catalog on LyroVerse.
Are there related songs to explore after "Lost Overtures"?
Yes. The related section below points to 2 For 1 (part 2) and 2 Little Birds with a short reason for opening each page next.
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