Come Closer
from Smiles for Miles by Dumlords
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lyrics
Come closer, babe ‘cuz I can’t wait
I’ve got an ugly ache in my heart that I can’t shake
I’ve been swallowing lies hoping you wouldn’t sigh no more
but when you turn out your light in the night I can’t find a reason why.
Come closer, babe. Don’t hesitate
I’ve been patiently waiting to start a brand new game
I keep checking the time waiting for you to reply once more
‘cuz I would follow your light through the night in one straight line if you’d say…
“It’s not so bad, baby. This don’t end like that”
I’ve got an ugly ache in my heart that I can’t shake
I’ve been swallowing lies hoping you wouldn’t sigh no more
but when you turn out your light in the night I can’t find a reason why.
Come closer, babe. Don’t hesitate
I’ve been patiently waiting to start a brand new game
I keep checking the time waiting for you to reply once more
‘cuz I would follow your light through the night in one straight line if you’d say…
“It’s not so bad, baby. This don’t end like that”
credits
from Smiles for Miles,
released April 20, 2018
Tyler Smith: Vocals, guitar, keys, bass, drum programming
Tyler Smith: Vocals, guitar, keys, bass, drum programming
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Dumlords New Haven, Connecticut
Rock and Roll from New Haven, CT.
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Apr 2018 -
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Oct 2016
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