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With My Hand On My Heart
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With My Hand on My Heart
I never gave much thought
To anything I was taught
It never made much sense to me
The why I should, the things I could
Do if I only would
Open my eyes so I’d see
But there’s just one thing that I know
It’s with me wherever I go
With my hand on my heart and my heart on my sleeve
I will never be able to live comfortably
Without knowing that you would still stand close to me
As I stumble and fall through it all
I stumble and fall though it all
Holding on to silly things
Filling all my hopes and dreams
A singular vision appears
A tiny place to call our home
A secret place of our own
Where we’ll whisper words no one else hears
And it’s just one thing that I know
It’s with me wherever I go
With my hand on my heart and my heart on my sleeve
I will never be able to live comfortably
Without knowing that you would still stand close to me
As I stumble and fall through it all
I stumble and fall though it
Holding onto you for a tether
I can almost catch my feet
Cause falling with you I have never felt better
Take my hand now it’s just you and me
With my hand on my heart and my heart on my sleeve
I will never be able to live comfortably
Without knowing that you would still stand close to me
As I stumble and fall through it all
I stumble and fall through it all
I stumble and fall through it all
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Song For The Exposed
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Song for the Exposed
Well sometimes I get to thinking
I get to drinking
In the statistics of STIs
Iiiis and Ddddds
Well sometimes I get mad
It makes me sad to see
You standing with nothing on
It turns me off
Put it on you stupid fucker
Put it on or you can’t touch her
Can’t touch him
Can’t touch her or him or them or me
Oh
But just because you got it once, doesn’t mean you have the right
We can make decisions night by stupid night
And just because my legs are long and you can really see ‘em
Doesn’t mean I’m waiting here for you to get between ‘em
These crazy things that I can get my body to do
Are feats of mine, one of a kind, and no they’re not for you
Well sometimes when I decide
Tonight’s the night
Well what say you?
Got something to do?
So put it on you stupid fucker
Don’t tell me you haven’t got another
Run to the store
When I see what you’ve got you’ll leave me wanting more
Put it on you stupid fucker
Put it on or you can’t touch her
Can’t touch him
Can’t touch her or him or them or me
Oh!
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Meteor Street Los Angeles, California
Meteor Street are here to bring the world the dulcet, chaotic sounds of literary rock. Alison Belle (lead singer, rhythm
guitar, and piano) and Aldo Riba (lead guitar, bass, drums, piano and vocals) make up the core of Meteor Street, writing and recording all the music as a team.
Live they are joined by Russo on bass and Kritika on drums.
Currently they are working on album #2!
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