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Wish You Back
04:53
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You didn’t know then, how could you not see
That it wasn’t possible to love you if I didn’t leave
I spent most of my life chasing down this dream
Just to realize I’m in someone else’s movie
But if you hold me now
Under the apple tree, heavy with white
Tears will flow from me
I’ll melt into you without a fight
I’ll wish you back, I’ll wish you back, I’ll wish you back
Into my life
So please don’t reach out to touch my lips
Cause I’m pretty sure I just won’t be able to resist
Think I’d rather not know what this is
Better not to know, better not to have been kissed
But if you hold me now
Under the apple tree, heavy with white
Tears will flow from me
I’ll melt into you without a fight
I’ll wish you back, I’ll wish you back, I’ll wish you back
Into my life
So when the leaves freeze and reach for the ground
They’ll give up like I did and release you without a sound
You won’t find I’m gone till you look around
Scattered and strewn, nowhere left to go but down
But if you hold me now
Under the apple tree, heavy with white
Tears will flow from me
I’ll melt into you without a fight
I’ll wish you back, I’ll wish you back, I’ll wish you back
Into my life
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Blood On Your Face
04:51
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You have blood on your face so I’m confused
I look down, it’s all over you hands and shoes
I hardly know how to react or what to do
A flood of pain seems to come over you
I barely know you but I pull you in
Holding you gently as I can
And I’ll cry so you don’t have to
I’ll cry so you don’t have to
The warmest room in this house still seems cold
It’s always the memories make me feel old
Never have enough time to think that I’m alone
I’m finally reaping the silence I’ve sown
I barely know you but I pull you in
Holding you gently as I can
And I’ll cry so you don’t have to
I’ll cry so you don’t have to
Last night I dreamed my little boy drown at sea
You were sent to my door to question me
All I could do was hold myself and breathe
You’ll find a reason he died I’ll never see
You barely know me, but you pull me in
Holding me gently as you can
And I’ll cry so you don’t have to
And I’ll cry so you don’t have to
You barely know me, but you pull me in
Holding me gently as you can
And you'll cry so I don't have to
And you'll cry so I don't have to
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Mama I Miss You Tonight
04:32
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What I Was
03:53
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Did you know I'd never let you go
Did you know you'd be the only one
I'd measure everyone up against
Even before we'd begun
It was under a tree in a small meadow
I can smell the rotting leaves
With your white shirt and black boina
That was the last time I felt peace
Craving that breaks my body into pieces
A mosaic of what I was
What I was
What I was
Did you know that I'd never let you go
Did you know that you'd be the only one
So now when I'm standing at the alter
I'm standing with the wrong one
Winter light is bright against the rock
A mountain full of one stone
We take pictures the sea behind our hair
What I wish I would have known
Craving that breaks my body into pieces
A mosaic of what I was
Craving that breaks my body into pieces
A mosaic of what I was
What I was
What I was
What I was
What I was
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Stephanie Hatfield Santa Fe, New Mexico
Although originally from the Detroit area, this eclectic singer hails from a Kentucky hillbilly heritage with a rich poetic history. Her music embodies the emotional release of having your heart ripped apart and lovingly put back together again, but it’s the raw power of Hatfield’s expansive voice that makes her the perfect soundtrack for an adrenaline junkie who craves the rush. ... more
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