Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Eric Matthews
Canonical path: /eric-matthews/fanfare-reprise
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Fanfare (reprise)
Read Fanfare (reprise) lyrics by Eric Matthews on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Fanfare (reprise)
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did I hear you right you'll see me now,
I change my mind from listening to you
I pull some stretch try fright inside you
answer questions that I knew you had
I've seen your tears and heard your groaning
those open wounds still lay beside me
tired and not too thrilled
with yearnings that mustn't be filled
if it's not too late I'd love to know
is what you're feeling down low
so super low, I know, and I know it's
my childhood smile.
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Eric Matthews performs "Fanfare (reprise)", and this lyric page sits inside the Eric Matthews catalog on LyroVerse.
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