Thought I knew will and self
Thought I could tame the rest of me
Then you waltzed onto the floor
Danced to your own beat

Am I losing control?
Make me want this here so much more
It's in the way you move
Am I moving your soul?

You are the breath I hold
To every risk that I want to take
The way you spin around
Deadened every other sound

Am I losing control?
You make me want this here so much more
It's in the way you move
Am I moving your soul?
I want out of control
Make me want you here so much more
It's in the way you move
Am I losing my soul?

I want out, I want out of control
Want it all mind body and soul
Here and now more than you’ll ever know

Am I losing control?
Make me want this here so much more
Am I losing my soul?

Am I losing control?
Make me want this here so much more
It's in the way you move
Am I moving your soul?

I want out of control
Make me want this here so much more
It's in the way you move
Am I losing my soul?


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Orpheum Lyrics as written by Deon Rexroat Christian Edwin Mcalhaney

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    "There was a club in Tampa called The Orpheum where my love and I would go and hang out, we would end up dancing till the place shut down. So many good memories there, its where everything began.

    I was lost in the music and the moment, and this song called for these words. I revisited The Orpheum in memories, and this song is what I came up with." - Stephen Christian anberlinlyrics.tumblr.com June 2014

    Skoobasteve24on June 16, 2014   Link

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