Slapstick Heart
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Slapstick Heart
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Painted smile but I don't feel the part
In dream I hold your kinfe over my heart
The edge is higher the closer I get
When I jump you move the net
I keep falling for this slapstick heart
Hanging on your words
I thought I'd known
The rope is cut and I'm falling on my own
The comedy in the tragic disbelief
Of only human
To make you laugh is there nothing I won't do
Any pain I won't go through
Lost my balance fell like rain
I half expected you to do the same
But you cried an ocean and broke my fall
That's when I knew I couldn't swim at all
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Sam Phillips performs "Slapstick Heart", and this lyric page sits inside the Sam Phillips catalog on LyroVerse.
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