The party is over
But I can't get sober
Obsession is towing me
Deep down down

Love has left the room
It fled out the back door
When all that I asked for
Was forever more
Or a real bye bye
It didn't say bye bye

And I'll let go if you just tell me
Give back the pieces of dreams
That you sell me
They trick my mind

I'll let go if you just let me
I will forget you
If you will forget me
I'll slip your mind
I will slip your mind

Tie me to the mast
Cast me in irons
I hear the sirens
They sing of desire
The fatal kind

This love is my last
My final possession
Most violent caress
It's a beautiful mess
And it's deep down down
It's really deep down down

And I'll let go if you just tell me
Give back the pieces of dreams
That you sell me
They trick my mind

I'll let go if you just let me
I will forget you
If you will forget me
I'll slip your mind
I will slip your mind

Once it settles down
And the fire has burned out
What d'you think you'll find
Poking through the embers
Memories that sting,
Little splinters of your doubt
Things that you can live without

So why die?
Give back the pieces of dreams
That you sell me
And trick my mind

I'll let go if you just let me
I will forget you
If you will forget me
I'll slip your mind
I will slip your mind


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Love Has Left the Room Lyrics as written by Niclas Patrik Frisk Nathan Peter Larson

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    'Once it settles down And the fire has burned out What do you think you'll find Poking through the embers'

    When hearing Nina sing this portion of the song live, her expression of the lyrics blew me away. Really, just launched this song to the top of my charts. And this entire analyzation of the concept of love being fire burning, while it is cliche, was delivered brilliantly with the follow up. Once fire settles to the subtlety of glowing embers, anyone who wants to keep the flame going will prod around hoping to spark it up again. Love that comparison.

    grigorion November 27, 2009   Link

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