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Eric Radoux - Down the Door

from Nothing Left to Certainty by Eric Radoux/The Elegant Bachelors

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It's been a long time now
And the fire's gone
Heaven knows the light's been dim
Is holding on ever worth the effort
When laying low seems easy?

And late at night
It's another war
Every blow we're more alone
There's a light at the door
As we fight on the floor
The police want more than apologies
But each of us ignores them

Give it to me straight
I know that look in your eyes
It says to me that you won't admit it
You know we both should be committed
But no hospital can keep us separate

It's been a long time now
And the fire's gone
When every tone of voice seems wrong
I know we'll hold on
Like two frightened wolves
Your jaws around my neck

It's been a long time now
And the fire's gone
I can't survive alone
There's a light at the door
As we fight on the floor
The police want more than apologies
But each of us ignores them

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from Nothing Left to Certainty, released August 6, 2010

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Eric Radoux Nashville, Tennessee

Multi-instrumentalist, composer, and producer inspired by the patient, pulsing energies of the surrounding world.

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