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Amaranth

from Amaranthine EP by ChristianCrow

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lyrics

(Chorus)
I got you in front of me.
but you don't know what you see.

(Verse)
We both have so much potential stunted from oceans and airplanes.
We both gave so much attention, amaranthine, so romantic, amazing.
Put it away in the freezer, let it cool down.
Ain't no need for warming up a fire.
You been telling me that you done been so stressed out.
I can be the relief that you desire
I hope that there is still some substance even though its better if theres no matter.
I don't care I hope that you don't either cause there are still some feelings left to gather, gather.
You're still gathering the things I said.
I'm still gathering the things you did.
We're still gathering what happened.
Gathering all these old feelings.

(Chorus)
Got you in front of me
but you don't know what you see.
I got you in front of me
but you don't know what you see.


(Bridge 2X)
Run away, run away from home.
You got that something, weakening my bones.
I had to forget, I had to forget everything
and put away love for the unknown

(Chorus)
Got you in front of me
but you don't know what you see.

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from Amaranthine EP, released February 7, 2013
Recorded, mixed, and mastered by E-Mac

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