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Tidal Wave
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Even if I have to let her go
I can't bear the thought
Nobody can have her
The way I have
Her face is too great to behold
Nobody deserves to look upon it
And feel the warmth,
Feel the warmth come apart
No, please stay
No, please stay
No, please stay
You called out now
No, please stay
No, please stay
No, please stay
You called out
It comes in waves
And leaves my thoughts in disarray
So we'll wait until the tide returns
And all is grey
So do what must be done
And I'll try to hold on
Pulled through the water
Climbed up the stairs
You left the lights on
But no one was there
I make my decision
I start to erase
Stumble back to the waves
To fill my lungs again
But still...
No, please stay
No, please stay
No, please stay
You called out now
No, please stay
No, be safe
No, please stay
You called out now
Her face is too great to behold
Nobody deserves to look upon it
And feel the warmth slide out of her hands
But still
No, please stay
No, please stay
No, please stay
You called out.
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Climate Control South Africa
Based in South Africa, Climate Control bring to the table a love affair between melody and aggression.
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