Late Night Conversation
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Late Night Conversation
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it's your fear
keeps you home
the darkness swings
a silent phone is all you got
if somebody calls today
it won't be safe here any more
late night conversation
turns into a fight and all
the years you've been frustrated
they finally subside
and now you walk away
to face
the day
alone
it's safe right here
behind closed doors
and if your ears
you hear by choice and not by will
you stated you caused today
you won't be staying any more
late night conversation
turns into a fight and all
the years you've been frustrated
they finally subside
and now you walk away
to face
the day
alone
miscommunication
turns into a fight and all
the years you've been frustrated
they finally subside
and now you walk away
to face
your day
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Josh Rouse performs "Late Night Conversation", and this lyric page sits inside the Josh Rouse catalog on LyroVerse.
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