My Theme Is Carbon
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My Theme Is Carbon
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I can't ever remember the things i want to say
when I get my head straight but the room is empty.
It's been that way for hours;
guess the house is quiet for the night.
I can't see the pretty things
that hang in your room,
above your head,
where you sleep.
What do you hear in the dark?
Glass breaks; nobody hears it.
Fell so slowly,
just like wind snapping branches of the trees in your yard.
I can't hear a thing now,
the stars are shining much too loud at night.
Words stay stuck in my mouth like a stain from red wine.
You laugh over and over at all my useless phrases.
I can't see the pretty things that hang in your room,
above your head,
where you sleep.
What do you see?
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Sorry About Dresden performs "My Theme Is Carbon", and this lyric page sits inside the Sorry About Dresden catalog on LyroVerse.
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