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Blindside ~ Where Eye Meets Eye


One glimpse of You and I shrink The hand of shame squeezes my stomach You don�t really know me I allowed myself to think One glimpse of You and I know it�s not in Your nature to turn Your back And I want to give You more than I have got So tiny I�m almost disappearing in this world You�re holding in Your hand Still You know my name This is my heart resting in the palm of my hand This is more than I�ve planned from the start Holding it up to the sky for You to see I feel you but don�t understand The second You stepped through the door or was it the ceiling I stood and behold Your beauty This worn-out skin is pealing I will never again praise You because of duty I want my heart to break for the things that make Your heart break more free lyrics

One glimpse of You and I shrink
The hand of shame squeezes my stomach
You don�t really know me I allowed myself to think
One glimpse of You and I know it�s not in Your nature to
turn Your back

And I want to give You more than I have got
So tiny I�m almost disappearing in this world
You�re holding in Your hand
Still You know my name

This is my heart resting in the palm of my hand
This is more than I�ve planned from the start
Holding it up to the sky for You to see
I feel you but don�t understand

The second You stepped through the door or
was it the ceiling
I stood and behold Your beauty
This worn-out skin is pealing
I will never again praise You because of duty

I want my heart to break
for the things that make
Your heart break

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