Her Fire
from The Break Up by The Break Up
lyrics
She shivered in the still day
Daylight cold grey
She shivers
She stares
Staring at the stagnant waters
Cloudy, dank caving in
Dark, shrouded mirroring
Mirror pools
Shadow dark cloudy eyes
Staring in shallow waters
She knows, Her Fire
She knows, it’s coming
She hears the ticking time clock
She knows the rhythm rocking
Rhythm Swaying
Rhythm timing
She hears them
She hears them call again
Time to let
Towers fall within
She, she says to
Let it burn
Fierce sparkling
Fantastic fires
She knows, Her Fire
She knows, it’s coming
She feels the need to burn
It all down
Let them all settle in
The things of no control
Let it all burn within
The things you must let go
Daylight cold grey
She shivers
She stares
Staring at the stagnant waters
Cloudy, dank caving in
Dark, shrouded mirroring
Mirror pools
Shadow dark cloudy eyes
Staring in shallow waters
She knows, Her Fire
She knows, it’s coming
She hears the ticking time clock
She knows the rhythm rocking
Rhythm Swaying
Rhythm timing
She hears them
She hears them call again
Time to let
Towers fall within
She, she says to
Let it burn
Fierce sparkling
Fantastic fires
She knows, Her Fire
She knows, it’s coming
She feels the need to burn
It all down
Let them all settle in
The things of no control
Let it all burn within
The things you must let go
credits
from The Break Up,
track released April 8, 2010
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Apr 2010
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