Don't Die On the Vine - Sheila Nicholls



     
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Don't Die On the Vine Lyrics


Advisory - the following lyrics contain explicit language:
Don't die on the vine, baby
Though the weather here is fine, maybe
There's a storm rolling over those hills
Don't let it soak you, don't let it choke you'Cause you're the only ancient king that I've ever known
And my weekly injection on your passion throne
And you reveal what's concealed in this smiling town
Re-sensitize me and you're condemned to be freeAnd I saw you in the garden
In the middle of the storm
And both are questioning our sanity
Both are pleading to be bornSo I asked you for the direction

To the place that's calm and clear
And as I looked at your reflection
I saw my face in the mirrorDon't die on the vine, baby
'Cause your survival is mine, maybe
The wayside's filled with the blind and the numb
You make me see, you make me feel
Inviting hope for a moment that's real

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Sheila Elizabeth Nicholls (born 9 February 1970 in Colchester, Essex) is a British singer-songwriter, now residing in Echo Park, Los Angeles, California. Whilst growing up, Nicholls attended Felsted School. She first found fame for performing cartwheels whilst streaking at an England vs. Australia cricket match at Lord's in May 1989, in which she joined fellow school players Derek Pringle and John Stephenson on the field of play; this footage was later included in the video Streaker, narrated by George Best.

Read more about Sheila Nicholls on Last.fm.


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