As I fall, and you turn away.
You walk down corridors miles away from heart. As I breathe, as I surrender...
I hear the sound of whispering.
Replace these veins, with these stomach aches and butterflies that long to tear away.
Screaming, I'll tear out, I'll tear out, I'll tear out your heart.
With the lights out, I hope you never leave my side.
I promise to leave my weapons left by the bedside.
As you stand pressed up on the wall, they march in outfit with lullabies that long to hurt us all.
Now I'm your escape route, but I could be so much more.
With the lights out, I hope you never leave my side.
I promise to leave my weapons left by the bedside.
This time I wont bleed, if your forsaken me... I'll tear out your heart.
You were there and I was was with you, longing for you.
You broke the locks, I grabbed on to you. Lost in these rooms...
What did I see?


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Empty Corridors Lyrics as written by Luke Pickett

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    This song is probably my favourite song by Luke Pickett. Its so beautiful and altho many say he sounds like a woman its just his style! And no he doesnt hold his bollocks while he sings I've seen him live his set is perfect and I got to meet him and he is the soundest guy ever! I agree with beautiful soul I think its about a girl who betrayed a guy and then uses him again.

    ICE_WOLF_1on June 18, 2006   Link

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