Loose Your Love
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Loose Your Love
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If I should lose your love
I hope my heart will break
A second just before the feeling goes away
Cold and dark and still
Let that be the state
No heat no light no tremor
No welcome for the pain
If I should lose your love
Let my mind draw a blank
A second after all your love's gone away
Silent calm and clear
Let that be the place
An empty hollow void
Where nothing is contained
If I should lose your love
This body will be my grave
And from that moment forth
Best I should fade away
To vapor dust and sand
To drift through time and space
Forever and until all has been erased
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Tracy Chapman performs "Loose Your Love", and this lyric page sits inside the Tracy Chapman catalog on LyroVerse.
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