Rubble
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Rubble
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I only ever love you when I'm lonely
I only ever miss you in the dark
I only ever crave you in the morning
When the rubble of the night is on my mind
When the rubble of the night is on my mind
I only ever see you in the flashing
Faces of the passerbys
I only ever cry about your passing
When the rubble of the night is on my mind
And I will always love you
And I
You know I do
I only ever sing about you softly
Small hallelujahs to the stars
I only ever talk about it lightly
To keep the rubble of the night from my mind
To keep the rubble of the night off my mind
And I will always love you
And I
You know I do
You know I do
You know I do
And I will always love you
And I
You know I do
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Liza Anne performs "Rubble", and this lyric page sits inside the Liza Anne catalog on LyroVerse.
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