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Does that song make you think of me?
Do the words play on your heart?
When you sing along do you ever long
For all our time and all our love?
Taking care of your mind and body
Has never been easy for you
All this time we’re taking apart
Is breaking this heart I can’t give to someone new

Last night I saw you
The lake frozen over
Your eyes still glassy with moonshine
Bruises you’re listing
Truths you keep twisting
Proudly insisting that you’re fine

But you’ll be the star
On your new guitar
Play them The Wall again
No one will know who you are
You’re still dark

Has that house on the lake made you happy yet?
Is it better now that he’s home?
Did it make you a kid again?
Feel like you’re fitting in?
Why’d you just tell me you’re so alone?
It felt like that song made you think of me
As you played for all of our friends
Yes it said he would let her in
If she came back to him
You look away again when it ends

Turn off the light now
Keep the lake frozen
How deep do you drill till you drown there?
There’s nothing like you and me
Search the entire sea
Only more space to be found there

But you’ll be the star
On your new guitar
Play them The Wall again
No one will know in your heart
You’re still dark

Your new guitar
My broken heart
Will always be haunting me
Knowing wherever you are
You’re still dark

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from TERRA FILIA / DAUGHTER EARTH, released August 22, 2020
Written by Emily Claire, Stephen Bard & Cherie Lynn.
Published by Terra Filia Music. Copyright 2020.

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