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Anniversary, The ~ Emma Discovery


Sound mixed in with discovery Found an ancient landmark to call home For this cold war my voice gets dry Place problems on a shelf to sit and die Sent off my letter, a stapled picture and one short prayer And if i said that i've never caused an argument, only a commotion One million commotions - would you still be here? Sat on your roof young in eighty-two How you remember is how it remains Turn down the light so now i can die We'll always remember how we remained How could i possibly describe the way we looked back then? Falling in love - whether or not it lasts - there's truth in that Under the water things are much calmer Under the water there's streets and there's towers Under the water things are much calmer Sat on your roof young in eighty-two How you remember is how it remains Turn down the light so now i can die We'll always remember how we remained more free lyrics

Sound mixed in with discovery
Found an ancient landmark to call home
For this cold war my voice gets dry
Place problems on a shelf to sit and die
Sent off my letter, a stapled picture and one short prayer
And if i said that i've never caused an argument, only a commotion
One million commotions - would you still be here?

Sat on your roof young in eighty-two
How you remember is how it remains
Turn down the light so now i can die
We'll always remember how we remained

How could i possibly describe the way we looked back then?
Falling in love - whether or not it lasts - there's truth in that
Under the water things are much calmer
Under the water there's streets and there's towers
Under the water things are much calmer

Sat on your roof young in eighty-two
How you remember is how it remains
Turn down the light so now i can die
We'll always remember how we remained

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