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Daniel Rossen - Tangle Lyrics



Daniel Rossen - Tangle Lyrics




Like a shot fired from above
A hurricane just cleared the air
Sent waters crashing at the bridge

Terror kept us skahing but it was something to behold
Standing at the gash there in the road, it was a perfect place
It was meant for me
It was magic but I knew it couldn't last

This feeling's familiar but it's colder than before
Sleeping in the hills above our own, was it always this way?
Was it choice or fate?
Was it motion that was keeping us alive?

The breath between us
One thousand voices
Are tangled branches
Blanched in the sun

The slow smothering of a fire
One limb against another
One's a louse, one's a waste
Quiet, crushed, invalid
Cheeks flushed, tempers brim
I'd go on if I could only see your face
Begin to lift
Begin to breath
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Like a shot fired from above
A hurricane just cleared the air
Sent waters crashing at the bridge

Terror kept us skahing but it was something to behold
Standing at the gash there in the road, it was a perfect place
It was meant for me
It was magic but I knew it couldn't last

This feeling's familiar but it's colder than before
Sleeping in the hills above our own, was it always this way?
Was it choice or fate?
Was it motion that was keeping us alive?

The breath between us
One thousand voices
Are tangled branches
Blanched in the sun

The slow smothering of a fire
One limb against another
One's a louse, one's a waste
Quiet, crushed, invalid
Cheeks flushed, tempers brim
I'd go on if I could only see your face
Begin to lift
Begin to breath
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Writer: Daniel Rossen
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Performed By: Daniel Rossen
Language: English
Written by: Daniel Rossen

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