Part Two - Smalltown DJs



     
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Part Two Lyrics


... I hope that I can seem flawless to you
And always take away the pain that you'll go through
My impression is not always what it seems
You're more of a reflection of what I used to be
...So why do I feel hollow when I look at your photograph?
You take down my fortress and kill me with a smile
Please hold that thought a while
And I'll try to put you on this path
I hope you find the road I couldn't see
You won't be by yourself
I'll live for your problems and think of you when I'm gone
Don't worry now it won't be long
Once I was you I thought the world was safe
A new perspective; everybody is insane
Protecting you is a paranoid excuse
I know that you'll do better than I could ever do
... And thoughts of self-destruction

Are now all buried in the past
You take down my barricade and melt away my heart
If loving hurts so much I want this pain to always last
I hope you pass the test that I have failed
You won't be by yourself
I'll live for your problems and think of you when I'm gone
Don't worry now it won't be long
I apologize to you for the words not spoken yet
Don't want you to look back and live in regret
Some day you'll ask me why I was away...

Enjoy the lyrics !!!

Mike Grimes and Pete Emes are those dudes known as Smalltown DJs. Based in Calgary, AB - they currently (since 1999) run a weekly known as Hai
Karate. Hai Karate and the Smalltown DJs were born out of the ashes of old
style block parties, punk rock shows at community halls and the early
nineties rave scene. Hanging with these dudes on any given night you will
hear funk, pop, dancehall, rock, hip hop, house, breaks, club and bmore. Their production style reflects this "everything under the sink" approach to music as well. No pretension allowed - only party and dance.

Read more about Smalltown DJs on Last.fm.


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