The Conversation
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The Conversation
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I'm sorry, I mumble
You say it makes me hard to understand
I think I'm in trouble
You say I make it difficult to lend a hand
You say a sentence like you
It sounds like a stranger now to me, though
I confuse its meaning with
An observation of my voice on the phone
Something about the vocal tone
Isolation, tied like a rope
I'm sobbing between the dial tones
An amazing syllable, playing
Buzzing on your cheeks
I feel good by your side
And alone
You talk about numbers and the noise of pickets
Then ask for details of the type of digit that
I give you numbers and then I suppose
You are in a room without a clock or at the time
That I hear the complete stop without curriculum
But I can't tell if it's on your side or mine
The hotel will serve breakfast soon
We appreciate your patience
This year I am going to make some changes
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Who performs "The Conversation"?
Daggy Man performs "The Conversation", and this lyric page sits inside the Daggy Man catalog on LyroVerse.
Are there related songs to explore after "The Conversation"?
Yes. The related section below points to 21st Century Child and A Lazy Kind Of Pain with a short reason for opening each page next.
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