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I Talk To God (original)
04:30
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I talk to god in the dark when I’m all on my own
so tell me I’m wrong cause I talk to god
is anyone listening
I’m not afraid of Jesus Christ
I’m not a slave to the cross that I wear
I know I offend the angel in you
but I think that god belongs everywhere
I talk to god when you’re pressing against my insides
so tell me I’m wrong cause I talk to god
is anyone watching
I’m not afraid of Jesus Christ
I’m not a slave to the cross that I wear
I know I offend the angel in you
but I think that god belongs everywhere
I talk to god when you think I’m just harming myself
so tell me I’m wrong cause I talk to god
do you think he can hear me
I talk to god so tell me I’m wrong
I talk to god is anybody listening to me
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There is nothing you feel nothing
you took too much of the way I’m feeling
just a demon in the wheels
I push the right pedals and I gave you my care
I look to the passenger seat and you’re not there
so what’s in this for me
Cause there is nothing you feel nothing
you took too much of the way I’m feeling
just a demon in the wheels
I’d give up this let down I’d tell you to leave me
but I get the feeling you’re in the machinery
disappointments slowly paced finely spaced
This car won’t stop
I drive too fast
the brakes don’t work
the pain just lasts
my thirst won’t stop
I drink too much
my belly hurts
too sore to touch
this car won’t stop
I drive too fast
the brakes don’t work
the pain just lasts
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3. |
Never Know (original)
03:05
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There’s no love here
and days are blue and sterile green
there’s no love here
and everything you hide is seen
everything you hide is
If I hid from the sun and chased darkness round
around the world
I’d never know that you were gone
I’d never know that you were gone
I’d never know that you were
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Living With Eating Disorders London, UK
LWED is Andrea Kerr and Jared Hawkes; in 2001 they caught the attention of producer John Fryer (Depeche Mode, Cocteau Twins,
NIN) who produced and released their EP ‘White Like Snow’ and album 'These Things Can't Hurt You Now’ on his label 'Something to Listen To'
After the dissolution of 'Something to Listen to' LWED released ‘You hold on to what's not real’ on their own label 'obvious records'
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