Eight Seconds
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Eight Seconds
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There is no dress rehearsal
Just a script that I never read
A sad story that is universal
A big idea of what to expect
Exit curtains already
I haven't learned my lines
Exit curtains already
I just thought that we'd have more time
A missed call with a message attached
We need to talk when you have the chance
I stood frozen in that Gainesville venue
Not knowing how to react
Exit curtains already
I haven't learned my lines
Exit curtains already
I'll improvise
Not surprising I put off the call
Socialized and put up a wall
Anything to prolong the chances
Before confronting she was really gone
I crossed southwest second street
Made the call and stared at my feet
She passed away about an hour ago
When you were onstage living the dream
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Touché Amoré performs "Eight Seconds", and this lyric page sits inside the Touché Amoré catalog on LyroVerse.
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