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i saw you standing there (and that's when this whole thing started)

by alix williams

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first single off album "Seven Hundred Hours" set to release March 2016

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lyrics

you stand alone
like a garden rose
but baby I'm only a weed
so i'll just burn some more incense
and forget about the distance
between who i am
and who you need

(chorus)
it hits me hard in the chest
please spare me the rest
if your lips speak another word
there's not a bone in my body
that wouldn't hurt
please don't make these words your last
but please don't make me think of you like that

her whole world was a symphony
but there wasn't enough of her
to keep listening
so she packed up her mind
and set off to find
someone who i couldn't be

(chorus)

say something to make me stop thinking of you like that
do something to make me stop thinking of you
give me an excuse to turn my back on you

credits

released January 15, 2016
recorded at Westfall Recording Company in Austin, Texas by Anthony Santo

alix williams - lead vocals, acoustic, lead electric
steve williams - bass, synths
anthony santo - drums

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