You Only Disappear
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You Only Disappear
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Close my eyes I'm moving still
Magazines and dollar bills
And you wake up to a fall of snow
Your telephone your radio
Baby I'll call up a storm
Keep you safe from harm
But you only you only disappear
You only you only disappear
I can live with my regrets
Still raise a smile, still raise my head
And a stranger God can be so cruel
And a holy fool is still a fool
But this is all I can say
I have lost my way
But you only you only disappear
You only you only disappear
With a word with a line
With a smile that says goodbye
Baby says goodbye
Baby says goodbye
It's raining now
On Royal Street
And I'd walk to you
If I could trust my feet
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Tom McRae performs "You Only Disappear", and this lyric page sits inside the Tom McRae catalog on LyroVerse.
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