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Artist: Tara Maclean
Canonical path: /tara-maclean/silence
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Silence
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Silence
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Say the words break my heart
Touch my lips with your fingers
and push them apart
put your hands in my hair
and pull me down
well you're nothing but a stranger
to me now
'Cause I'm long past feeling
and I'm too far gone
staring at my ceiling
I know silence better
than anyone.
Say my name
and look away
take a breath take a bow
and take the train
say your piece
and say goodbye
you will regret that alibi
Cause I'm long past feeling
and I'm loading my gun
staring at my ceiling
I know silence better than anyone
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Tara Maclean performs "Silence", and this lyric page sits inside the Tara Maclean catalog on LyroVerse.
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