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Hey babe do you remember holding your breath on that cold November day A gift that I left you fog reveals that last thing that I said
Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh
Hey baby do you remember the rain and the breeze and the leave of amber days spent the winter was a decade away
And I'm missing it, is she missing me this haunted worlds disguised were ghosts were mysteries. Mysteries
She sleeps alone, but still remains the outline of her lover on her mattress every days the same day with the lost of her love she's alone on her own holiday
Say girl I know your feeling like a match burnt out like a black widow spinning all her memories of him inside her web, turning blisters into cancer cause she cant imagine never seeing him the illusion that he's there his fingers through her hair, she's screaming
Da da d a da d a d a d a da
And i'm missing it, is she missing me, another day another night
She sleeps alone but still remains the outline of her lover on her mattress every days the same day with the loss of her love she's alone on her own holiday
She waits alone but he's never coming home again
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Over the last half-decade, Baltimore, Maryland’s home-grown rock band, American Diary has found their way into the CD players and iPods of fans across the globe. In May of 2008, the guys, with their album “The Brightest Colors” in hand, embarked on what became eight months and over 44,000 miles of national touring, including the band's first run on the Vans Warped Tour. 14,000+ album sales later the guys set up shop in their hometown with the goal of bringing their newest record, “Theodore” (Coming 2010) to life.

Read more about American Diary on Last.fm.


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