Ice Out In The Rain
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Ice Out In The Rain
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I was once your diamond, you said you were mine
And you burned inside me, when you looked in my eyes
I should've seen clear through you, the crystal was clear
When I reached to touch you, the magic disappeared, it was fading, fading
Chorus:
Like ice out in the rain, so cold inside when you feel the pain
Lost illusions just die away, I feel the same
Left like ice out in the rain
I was once your diamond, and they last so long
The light burns forever, nothing ever goes wrong
I was so mistaken, I relied on you
When you took away the fire, all you left me was the truth, I was dying, dying
chorus
(Ice out in the rain, ice out in the rain)
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(Ice out in the rain, ice out in the rain)
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Sheena Easton performs "Ice Out In The Rain", and this lyric page sits inside the Sheena Easton catalog on LyroVerse.
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