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Artist: Natalie Evans
Canonical path: /natalie-evans/empty-rooms-amp-aeroplanes
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Empty Rooms & Aeroplanes
Read Empty Rooms & Aeroplanes lyrics by Natalie Evans on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Empty Rooms & Aeroplanes
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All I wanted was an empty room
But it was just as loud
As every passing day
In a different way
When I'm lying in the morning dark
I'm still a child
By the time I touch the floor
I miss everyone
Everyone I ever met, I miss them
I went searching for some peace of mind
I drove out of town
To be a yellow splash of paint
From an aeroplane
Tiny little splash of paint from an aeroplane
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Natalie Evans performs "Empty Rooms & Aeroplanes", and this lyric page sits inside the Natalie Evans catalog on LyroVerse.
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