Turning Your Ear
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Turning Your Ear
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The phone I rang
Your message picked up, I voiced my name
I could feel the tensions rise, the elevation
Now that you're here
Your voice is ringing oh so clear
Now it's your opinion that does not matter
Turning your ear
Come together now
I don't wana go there by my self
But I said it now
My mistake is gonna
Break, break me down
Feel your voice is saying
Break, break me down
Feel your heart is saying
Go away
Come on back some other day
WHen my heart is open to your interrogations
Now that I feel
The rope end of a burning flame
Now it's my turn for huniliations
Turning my ear
Come together now
I don't wanna go there by myself
But I said it now
My mistake is gonna
Break, break me down
Feel your voice is saying
Break, break me down
Feel your heart is saying
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