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Artist: Fonos
Canonical path: /fonos/freeze-frame
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Freeze Frame
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Freeze Frame
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She's Seventeen,
painted Blue and Green.
From the things you said,
her innocence.
Get around the way,
you never asked to stay.
The shadows last,
the words you say
now go on....
chorus:
Don't Speak,
Don't Breathe
This is a Freeze Frame.
Don't say the words you want forgive
because everybody needs a little time,
to rewind.
Locked away,
in her private room.
on a bed of nails.
From all you've done.
No turning back
the hands of time,
you'll never know
She was listening.
Cause everybody needs a little time...
Everybody take a little time....
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Fonos performs "Freeze Frame", and this lyric page sits inside the Fonos catalog on LyroVerse.
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