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One More Thing

from Muddle In Your Bones by Thrifter

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Its the same same old thing
that we do to you
when you want want it all
well we'll give it all to you
there's just one more thing

its so sad to say
you wanted nothing to change
it's so easy to hide
i'll tell ya I could use a hand to hold
But there's just one more thing
there's just one more thing

I wanna sleep in this hole and never move on
frolic in the fields as they burn
and in time we'll find
the place thats right
and all who have this fire will burn

The ship is sinkin slow but my heart will beat once more
for all the things i've tried to ignore
if we could see past the sun oh would you be the one
that we were waiting for?

you gotta know when you're getting closer to me
cuz you'll see my pretty face in every little thing
you gotta know when you're getting closer to me
when everything is wrong and i've been waiting for so long

There's just one more thing i needed to say

I wanna sleep in this whole and never move on
frolic in the fields as they burn
well it was once said to me
that place had such a hold on me
and i must say that its not the place to be

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from Muddle In Your Bones, released October 29, 2011

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