Restraining Order Blues
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Restraining Order Blues
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It's cold night;
But I warm up as you walk by.
And I'm watching you.
I always do.
And it's alright.
I've dreamt this dream a thousand times...
And this time I know what to do.
Where do we go?
I don't wanna wake up.
Spinning in slow motion
As we fall apart.
You can throw out the instruction.
We don't need them anymore.
I know where we are going
If I could just get out the door.
You've got your perfect hands over my nervous heart.
I could never act this way again.
Could never feel the way again;
not afraid of falling(down).
Wait up with the sunrise,
I cannot blink while looking in your eyes.
Talk to me so beautifully.
I can't feel...
When I breathe you in.
I can't fell my lungs.
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Spitalfield performs "Restraining Order Blues", and this lyric page sits inside the Spitalfield catalog on LyroVerse.
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