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All About Eve ~ Rhythm Of Life


I'm nowhere that i've ever been I'm no-one, i can't remember me Make it all go You're showing me heaven When your door is always closed Like the church doors are When you need a little jesus Outside his business hours You know, where were you When i needed you to Hold me, give a little beat of your heart to me You've got to hold me, it's like the rhythm of life to me How i long to take some comfort From your arms I am denied I never relied On the comfort or charity of strangers Hear all the low, lonely lullabies i love Dearer than life. The warmth of a friend that i could depend on To listen to me. What would they find in the ashes then A paper doll who thought she was a dancer Fusing with the molten grey Of a soldier of tin Who happened once along her way ? more free lyrics

I'm nowhere that i've ever been
I'm no-one, i can't remember me
Make it all go
You're showing me heaven
When your door is always closed
Like the church doors are
When you need a little jesus
Outside his business hours
You know, where were you
When i needed you to

Hold me, give a little beat of your heart to me
You've got to hold me, it's like the rhythm of life to me

How i long to take some comfort
From your arms
I am denied
I never relied
On the comfort or charity of strangers
Hear all the low, lonely lullabies i love
Dearer than life.
The warmth of a friend that i could depend on
To listen to me.

What would they find in the ashes then
A paper doll who thought she was a dancer
Fusing with the molten grey
Of a soldier of tin
Who happened once along her way ?

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