Breaking Lines
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Breaking Lines
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I guess I'm gonna fall across it all
And I pulled your picture right across the wall.
Oh, what is your name, why do you call me this,
And who is this dog who's hanging off your lip.
Is he called something I don't know,
Is this the way to take you home?
And the kiss you gave you gave it in the dust
And your crucifix ain't the only thing that you've lost.
And it's an easy kind of diary full of tears
That you learned when you were a poet for fifteen years.
Oh, I could die and I could cry
Breaking my heart across the sky.
And it's an easy kind of poet keeping car,
Yea, kiss you kidnapped charabanc you are.
You're dressed in grey, it's a black carol for you
And the only things you want are what you can't lose.
I broke my psalm because I tried,
You're in my heart, give me your eyes.
And I could give it all to you,
I'm breaking lines because of you.
Sing my song.
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Who performs "Breaking Lines"?
Nikki Sudden performs "Breaking Lines", and this lyric page sits inside the Nikki Sudden catalog on LyroVerse.
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