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Trust Falls

from Year of the Snake by Songs For Snakes

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lyrics

Laid my cards out there without a doubt
What does maybe mean in the scheme of things
Gave a part of me anyone could see
The child in side of me who's afraid to be

Now I know that was me
It was never obvious to me everyone else could see
When the time comes I pick the wrong one
Then I feel dumb and numb
It's the wrong one then I feel dumb it's the wrong one

You were number three and you set me free
From a naked fear that was hidden here
It had grown in size the way I saw the lies
Now I'm fleshing out my former doubt

I could be the one you choose
I could be the one that sails right through
Standing right next to you
When I sat through your confirmation then I was not the one
Do you feel pain does it cut through does it touch you?

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from Year of the Snake, released May 6, 2014

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Songs For Snakes San Francisco, California

Songs For Snakes is Bill Taylor-Vocals & Guitar, Paul Furusho-Drums, Nick Waters-Bass

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