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They Were Mine
04:13
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you thought she was beautiful
she barely ever cried
her eyes were blue and gray
like december winter skies
and in that small room
when she looked into my eyes
sent shivers down my spine
she was evil in disguise
you couldn't see what I saw inside
struck terrified
wanted to run away
then I realized they were mine
my own two eyes
couldn't wake from the dream
a nightmare come alive
she ripped my heart open
there was nowhere left to hide
and in that moment you were there dressed in black
I needed your protection
but you didn't know that
like a force of nature
oh save her
the darkness of my mind
it's all mine
it's all mine
my own two eyes
they go changing colors
my own two eyes
they seeking another
my own two eyes
waiting to be uncovered
my own two eyes
in that cold room as I laid in the dark,
I saw my own reflection in an unfamiliar heart
I hoped it wasn't true
could it really be
my own face staring back at me
you couldn't see what I saw inside
struck terrified
wanted to run away
then I realized they were mine
my own two eyes
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Sick Times
04:24
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3. |
Deep Water
03:25
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4. |
Silent Killer
01:11
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5. |
Everywhere and Nowhere
03:27
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7. |
Deceiver
03:45
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8. |
Ladies at the Bar
02:49
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9. |
Always Running
00:47
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10. |
Pink Summer Moon
04:24
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11. |
A Lovely Future
02:59
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Corinne Sharlet Portland, Oregon
With bone-deep lyrics and a magnetic, haunting voice, Corinne Sharlet’s music captures the imagination like the high deserts of Central Oregon where she was raised. Drawing comparisons to Lana del Ray and Anais Mitchell, the Portland based singer/songwriter writes striking songs that delicately balance unusual chord progressions with ethereal nostalgia. ... more
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