Basement Blues
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Basement Blues
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My heart is in your basement
As I step out from the dust
And looking back I still remember
All the things I thought I'd lost.
And all my dreams that I remember
Are scattered like ashes in front of the fire
I'm sitting here freezing in my basement
But I never miss a sound,
My heart is heaven bound.
And if I say I loved you forever
You know I believe in what's been said
But sometimes never means forever
Because my heart's so easily led.
And if it ever means forever
You know that love is what I meant
Oh, you know it's in the heart
Oh, baby, my heart is in my shoes.
Oh, baby, my heart is in my shoes
I've got the gold here in my shoes
I've got the gold here in my shoes
I've got the gold here in my shoes
I've got the gold here in my shoes.
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Nikki Sudden performs "Basement Blues", and this lyric page sits inside the Nikki Sudden catalog on LyroVerse.
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