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Arid ~ Me and my melody


Oh lord It’s pulling me down Oh darling How weak this crown Do you fail To understand What is heartily now What’s in your hands Oh creature Oh love Strained now 'Til we get enough I ain’t afraid no more As they batter down the door Who you are and what you say You’ve built it up some other way Isn’t that crime these tears divine Love you tear me up sometimes and Oh darling You and me Stuck on time as we see The outside world fade away 'Til the dark The dark of the day Who you are and what you say Does it mean now anyway Throw off your crown, tread me down Oh baby stop all feelings now Oh we’re worlds apart Helpless as we are You and I Walk on by Our little love will die Still walking the bridge to God Thinking things that I can not Relate this to what you say Bricks are falling down this day, oh Oh darling The weeks to come Ain’t nothing but the sound of your drum You can stay or walk away As I, I long to say Who you are and what you say Babe we’ve lost now anyway Isn’t that a crime these tears divine A river ‘round your waist sometimes, oh And stuck in tears as we’ve gone too far Babe you’ve built a wall That’s hard getting through Getting through to you Who you are and what you say Held down anyway Oh darling fear brought us here Oh oh, hold hands she don’t want me tied Her hands still stuck in mine Baby I long to see, oh oh Hey you, my tears won’t mend Until the end more free lyrics

Oh lord
It’s pulling me down
Oh darling
How weak this crown

Do you fail
To understand
What is heartily now
What’s in your hands

Oh creature
Oh love
Strained now
'Til we get enough
I ain’t afraid no more
As they batter down the door

Who you are and what you say
You’ve built it up some other way
Isn’t that crime these tears divine
Love you tear me up sometimes and

Oh darling
You and me
Stuck on time as we see
The outside world fade away
'Til the dark
The dark of the day

Who you are and what you say
Does it mean now anyway
Throw off your crown, tread me down
Oh baby stop all feelings now

Oh we’re worlds apart
Helpless as we are
You and I
Walk on by
Our little love will die

Still walking the bridge to God
Thinking things that I can not
Relate this to what you say
Bricks are falling down this day, oh

Oh darling
The weeks to come
Ain’t nothing but the sound of your drum
You can stay or walk away
As I, I long to say

Who you are and what you say
Babe we’ve lost now anyway
Isn’t that a crime these tears divine
A river ‘round your waist sometimes, oh

And stuck in tears as we’ve gone too far
Babe you’ve built a wall
That’s hard getting through
Getting through to you

Who you are and what you say
Held down anyway
Oh darling fear brought us here
Oh oh, hold hands she don’t want me tied
Her hands still stuck in mine
Baby I long to see, oh oh
Hey you, my tears won’t mend
Until the end

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