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Chandeliers

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Summer Fiction Canonical path: /summer-fiction/chandeliers Related lyric paths: 6
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Chandeliers

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Thoughts remain

Feelings unspoken

A moth to flame

Walking on broken glass

Catch a plane

To the sahara

Then pray for rain

Running mascara

Now’s the time to get on your feet, dear

Love is blind under the chandeliers.

An unmade bed

A high threshold for pain

The things you said

A pillowcase lipstick stain

Now’s the time to put on your face dear

You were mine under the chandeliers

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