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Bitter Beauty - Jason Collett



     
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Bitter Beauty Lyrics


All the flowers fade
And all the stars pale
As this bitter beauty
Grabs you by the tailHow long will you hesitate?
Half way up the trail
Yes, it's dark in the trees
And some wounds never healAnd you're dreamin'
With eyes wide open
Your heart has spoken
For the first timeAll the gun-for-hire poets
Who try to sing so loud
Just to drown out the roar
As the bombs hit the groundAnd the band is whistling Dixie
For its sentimental sake
Yeah, that's the sound and the fury
Of this new dark dayAnd you're dreamin'
With eyes wide open
Your heart has spoken

For the first time
For the first timeAll the penny wishes
And the trickle down schemes
And the Cracker Jack box prizes
Splitting at the seamsAnd you're standing in the doorway
With your hair all in a mess
You in all your glory
Wondering what comes nextAnd you're dreamin'
With eyes wide open
Your heart has spoken
For the first timeAnd you're dreamin'
With eyes wide open
Your heart has spoken
For the first timeAnd you're dreamin'
With eyes wide open
Your heart has spoken
For the first timeYou're dreamin'
With eyes wide open
Your heart has spoken
For the first timeAnd you're dreamin'

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Jason Collett is a Canadian singer-songwriter. A member of Broken Social Scene, he also tours and records on his own. The best songs don’t just tell a story set to music – they capture a moment, encapsulate a feeling and draw in the listener, in a way that’s at once singularly personal and completely universal. When Toronto singer-songwriter Jason Collett was mulling over titles for his new album, the by-turns effervescent and elegiac Here’s To Being Here, he stumbled across a line in an anthology of poetry by his friend Emily Haines’ (Metric) late father Paul...

Read more about Jason Collett on Last.fm.


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