Lyrics Inertia Rhapsody - Cherry Poppin' Daddies

Inertia Rhapsody - Cherry Poppin' Daddies
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Date of issue: 25.10.2011
Record label: Space Age Bachelor Pad
Song language: English

Inertia Rhapsody

Better that we keep
Our mysteries intact
So no dissection
There’s no charm in that
Frayed old flame
We’re not the same
But you’re ringin' through my chains
In a way beyond explainin'
Obsession and disgust
An avalanche of thought
I am a monster
At least that’s what I thought
Frayed old flame
We’re not the same
But you’re ringin' through my chains
In a way beyond explainin'
Before you leave I want you to look over
Look here at me for once I’m sittin' still
This barn is red, these hills are green with summer
The past is dead and all is forgiven
To be real
Petals start to snow
From her half open hands
You loved a failure
Now I’m just a man
Frayed old flame
We’re not the same
But you’re ringin' through my chains
In a way beyond explainin'
All those questions that I don’t ask
When I look down from the sky up above
I’ll kick my feet in the ashes of defeat
And know that when push comes to shove
Remain in love
Before you leave I want you to look over
Look here at me for once I’m sittin' still
This barn is red, these hills are green with summer
The past is dead and all is forgiven
To be real

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