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The Unbearable Lightness

from Urban Folk by Little Big Noise

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Split second sunshine left me reeling, hook and line after line after time after time in between I pine. While we spit torrents timeless, leave me restless sleepless night after night with my mind out of sight as I lie in the absent light of an absent perceived perfection. Endless scenarios beg by awkward affections. I have my health, my life, my friends, and this other consuming and significant dull pain.

And like this city's famous rain, I've fallen again.

Graces broken down to bite don't satisfy my appetite. Oh well.
Something isn't right. In my attempt to read the signs there lies the problem.
I said goodbye. Intentions let fly.
Behind the curtains that covered our colours, how am I supposed to know when it's time to go?

The blank spaces that run through this.
Are they wasted on you?
Feels so weightless. I just slipped through this.
Am I wasted on you?

Speak soft suggestions. I anticipate reactions stare after stare, how unfair how I care, how I dare to instigate concessions to your snap-shot decisions. Come easier ambitions, hope against hope after joke after bad joke and off the rails in this tunnel collision.
I'll sketch your soul silver and gold, a diamond to light your new home. Something precious, something quiet started shouting when you came.

And like this city's famous rain I've fallen again.

Caution or apathy; whatever wrote this song for me; I can't tell. Oh well.
Something isn't right. What if my fears where justified?
Maybe next time i'll find (something).
Behind the curtains that covered our colours, how am I supposed to know when it's time to go?

And like this city's famous rain, I know its time to wait inside a while. I don't trust you to let me know when it's time to go.

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from Urban Folk, released January 12, 2010

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Little Big Noise is the acoustic folk/punk brainchild of South East London based singer-songwriter Nick Torry

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