Marble Towers
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Marble Towers
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It's an empty note
It's an empty note to pitch
When you separate the tone from the bridge
Suddenly, honestly it's a lovers crawl
Cause I'd rather fly, cause it's harder when we fall
I never notice what you say
'Cause I thought I was hard to be around
Your cities built, built on diamond lights
With marble towers hanging from the cross
Cause your concrete nuise remains an afterthought
I need you so much more
I can still see your face
It's just a memory hiding
The proofs in the puzzle
And I'm nowhere here
So lets shave the corners, and fit between the tears
Your words wrapped inside my bubble
And I'll steal your smile
To help me through
I need you more than you need me
Maybe your sky is falling
Cause I thought I was hard to be around
I need you more than you need me
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Work Drugs performs "Marble Towers", and this lyric page sits inside the Work Drugs catalog on LyroVerse.
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