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Frayed & Torn (acoustic version)

from inplace by Semblants

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lyrics

I no longer wear your photo, my jeans can't stand the strain
Pockets frayed and torn, I never should've kept the frame
I don't regret devotion, though I cringe sometimes to think
Of words, though not quite juvenile, that were sometimes on the brink
And it's years since I last felt your touch, days since I last tried
To kill the urge to reminisce on tears we never cried
I can't stand losing you, but losing you seems to be what I do best
I can't stand losing you, but now it's all that's left
You took the best I had to give, but couldn't face the rest
You took the package on approval, but it didn't pass the test
And I wish to God you'd told me, our future numbered days
That however deep your feelings, I was always just a phase
(And it's years...)
I've been spending time in mourning a love that never died
Because it never really started and we never really tried
I could've set my hopes directly, on a scale from one to ten
To somewhere near zero and never bothered you again

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from inplace, released May 18, 2015
Written, played and produced by Barry Horrocks

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