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Walk away

from Hardwood Floors by Jonathan Kingham

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You stepped out of the doorway folded your arms and looked at the sky
Six o’clock in the morning but the moon was still high
The last pale fires of starlight were dying in the west
And I remember the way that you trembled when I held you to my chest

It’s ironic the things that we wanted never seemed to get said
Now we’re left with this hunger that never got fed
I would be lying if I did not say
That I know that I was the one who walked away

I walked away but I crumpled like paper
And I walked away but I shattered like glass
When life pulls you down the road
And love begs you not to go
Bury it deep and retreat and walk away

We can blame it on timing or we can blame it on chance
But there’s no sense in denying what I said with my glance
Something was pulling me farther away
Though my eyes were weary from searching all I saw was my way

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from Hardwood Floors, released October 10, 1999

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