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Testi-musica-canzoni.it > Testi lettera A > Anberlin > Never Take Friendship Personal - Paperthin HymnWhen your only friends are hotel rooms
Hands are distant lullabies
If I could turn around I would tonight
These roads never seem so long
Since your paperheart start beating leaving me suddenly alone
Will daybreak ever come?
Who's gonna call on sunday morning?
Who's gonna drive you home?
I just want one more chance
To put my arms in fragile hands
I thought you said forever
Over and over
The sleepless night becomes bitter oblivion
These thoughts run through my head
Over and over
Complaints and violence become my only friends
August evenings
Bring solemn warnings
To remember to kiss the ones you love goodnight
You never know what simpleties may bring
Laugh and love free and sing
When life is in discord
Praising the lord
Who's gonna call on sunday morning?
Who's gonna drive you home?
I just want one more chance
To put my arms in fragile hands
I thought you said forever
Over and over
The sleepless night becomes bitter oblivion
These thoughts run through my head
Over and over
Complaints and violence become my only friends
I thought you said forever
over and over
The sleepless night becomes bitter oblivion
These thoughts run through my head
over and over
Complaints and violence become my only friends
These thoughts run through my head
over and over
These thoughts run through my head
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