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Let Me In
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Let me in
Let me in to your reserves
If it’s love
You desire then you deserve
Everything I see is you
We may float
Down the stream without an oar
But give me hope
I know I can offer more
Let me in
Lead me down your broken faulty path
Let me in
Let me in I need you hard
Everything I touch is you
And every breath I steal is you
Every moan I fake is you
And every head I shake is you
I touch your skin
You fill the room
You fill the night
You turn me in
I’m guilty of your sin no fight
Let me in
Let me in to lick your wounds
I’ll light the fire
Illuminate the dying moon
So let me in to you tonight
Let me in to you tonight
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Somebody’s a knocking down my door
But I don’t live here anymore
Somebody’s a knocking down my door
But I don’t live here anymore
She’s wasting her time
Pissing the neighbours off
She’s missing her mind
Threw the baby out of the cot
Somebody’s a knocking on my head
But I don’t live there anymore
Somebody’s a knocking on my head
But I don’t live there anymore
I drifted away
Into a space I like
Here for a day
Leave me a note or not
Don’t be afraid
Im still the same old boy
I just don’t care that much bout you no more
Somebody’s a crying in my ear but I can’t hear them anymore
She wanted a taste
She wanted a refresher
But its too late
She just missed the last call
Don’t be afraid
Im still the same old boy
I just don’t care that much bout you no more
Don’t be afraid
Im still the same old boy
I just don’t love you that much anymore
Somebody’s a knocking down my door
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Jamie Stone Auckland, New Zealand
Jamie Stone is a New Zealand songwriter, singer and multi-instrumentalist. His powerful melodic writing has crossed genres, from feedback-laden punk to acoustic ballads.
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