The Closest

Vex Red

Just close your eyes, and speak
Say what we both know is inside you
If you want I'll keep
So much bury deep

Wake up it's gone
What made you fall away?
What came undone?
What made you fall away?

We were so true
We were pure

You saw how my heart was full of hurt
I held you to stop from breaking down around me
I tried but I was weak
Just close your eyes and speak

Wake up it's gone,
What made you fall away?
What came undone?
What made you fall away?

Feelings I keep
Bury so deep
You fell from me

You breathed so deep
You loved so deep

I built all these walls
To keep you close


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The Closest Lyrics as written by Keith Lambert Anthony Forbes

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    lol, well actually I met keith and nick from the band and apparently he's strait, just very, very camp

    drummer boyon February 15, 2005   Link

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