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Fear & Clothing

from Coloured Out - E​.​P by HEARTWORK

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"In a nutshell...this is about the day I finally got round to moving my belongings out of my ex's flat, drowned my sorrows with my friends. I felt bloody terrible the next day, and this song happened."

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Lyrics:-

It doesn't matter what you think you said.
It's what you do that counts so tonight I'm counting on you.
I don't know anybody else round here,
I guess they don't know me and this time we've got a lot to get through.

It's not important who you think you are or who you were before so tonight you could be anyone.
I won't pretend I'll ever learn your name,
I barely know my own but I'll try to be the clever one.

And as it starts it turns your head around.
Another chance you lost to just be found.
And in the arms of the dark you fear you never chose to end up here but here you are.

Then she said;

"Now just because you let me slip into some comfy fucking clothes doesn't mean you know me like you should.
But as we're here and we're up for review,
I'll tell you how it goes because I've seen it before and it doesn't look too good.

So once I'm gone, I'm never coming back.
'Cause all the fun was never worth the flack.
So, take your wears, they're taking up my floor.
Your shirts & shoes that always beg for more.
And get in your car,

And drive."

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from Coloured Out - E​.​P, released December 27, 2014

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HEARTWORK Bridgend, UK

Emotive Rock from the UK.

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