Blue Melody
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Blue Melody
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Alas, our love is gone
At least I don't where it is
I know I lost it in my song once
But I thought I found it in your kiss
So I went and had my skull cleaned
They gave me a suitcase for my rage
And a balloon to hold my steam
And a tightrope to embrace
Now I know how to live alone
In a crowd or in your arms
But I don't know how to be alive
In the mirror or at your side
"It's not so easy," said the rain
"You want the wound but not the pain
To be forgiven but not betrayed
To stand naked and unashamed
It's not so easy," said the rain
Give me your tongue
Don't say a word
Give me your hunger and your pride
I'll give you the song, the mockingbird
I'll give you the color of the sky
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Simon Joyner performs "Blue Melody", and this lyric page sits inside the Simon Joyner catalog on LyroVerse.
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