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honest bodies
03:34
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lay with me bare and open
my skin needs to remember
fill me up until i’m warm again
your chest burns bright as embers
twist the truth against your tongue
until it has no meaning
your melody’s a siren song
and words can be deceiving
but your body cannot tell a lie
it can’t deny its feelings
if you want me i can see it
there’s no hiding or concealing
i indulge in simple pleasures
imagination is my friend
but i can feel the bitter sting of loneliness
when will this solitude end
twist the truth against your tongue
until it has no meaning
your melody’s a siren song
and words can be deceiving
but your body cannot tell a lie
it can’t deny its feelings
if you want me i can see it
there’s no hiding or concealing
patterns habits i tried to break
but i can’t seem to change my ways
my self destruction seeks you out
like a moth drawn to a flame
i’ll give you an inch but i will let you take a mile
i will do anything you ask and you won’t make it worth my while
but your body cannot lie
no your body cannot lie
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eat me (demo)
03:26
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You were funny
You were cool
What was I supposed to do but fall
Into your eyes
You were pretty
You were loud ̇
What was I supposed to do about
Your beautiful smile
You pulled everybody In
Just like orbiting
The sun
And what I wouldn’t give to be
The only one who feels the heat
The only one
I would let you burn me up inside
I would let you eat me alive
I would let you take what you need
you can have my blood as long as I bleed
You were laughing
Crinkled eyes
What was I supposed to do but kiss
Your baby pink lips
You were special
A precious jewel
What was I supposed to do but keep you
In my grip
You pulled everybody in
Just like planets orbiting
The sun
And what I wouldn’t give to be
Unaffected by gravity
So I could run
Full speed ahead
I would let you burn me up inside
I would let you eat me alive
I would let you take what you need
You can have my blood as long as I bleed
It would be a privilege
To die at your hand
My soul should be so lucky
To yield to your command
Oh I’ll make a home In your bones
And find a grave where we can dance
I’ll light candles to celebrate
This sadistic romance
I would let you burn me up inside
I would let you eat me alive
I would let you take what you need
You can have my blood as long as I bleed
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gwendolyn (demo)
04:20
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Gwendolyn,
How I wish I was you
I’d walk around in your body
And do everything I was afraid to
Gwendolyn,
I wish you knew
I love you
I love you
Gwendolyn,
Let’s swap lives for a day
I can be you, and you can be me
And we won’t have to censor anything we say
Gwendolyn,
Won’t you come my way?
Just for a day
Just for a day
You stepped right out of a painting And into the real world
Daughter of the golden age
A moving picture-perfect girl
Shape me in your Image
Make me more than what I am
Play me like an instrument
At the mercy of your hands
Gwendolyn,
I wonder, how do you taste?
Bitter dark chocolate, or birthday cake?
Gwendolyn,
It would be such a waste
To never know how you taste
How you taste
You stepped right out of a painting
And into the real world
Daughter of the golden age
A moving picture-perfect girl
Shape me in your Image
Make me more than what I am
Play me like an instrument
At the mercy of your hands
I knew you would make the loveliest bride
You fell head-first with your eyes open wide.
And after all is said and done, he can’t admit he cried
And I die inside.
I die inside.
Gwendolyn,
I hope you’re happy now
But I’ll be there if he lets you down
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Isabelle Tarran London, UK
Isabelle Tarran is a 21 year old London based singer and songwriter. Her music has often been described as emotional and haunting, and as a songwriter she is heavily influenced by folk music and indie rock/pop.
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