She Broke
from True by Craig Gore
lyrics
Boy meets girl on a summer twirl
Starry moonlit night
Said one word and with what she heard
she spilled out all her heart
with a golden rhyme in perfect time
he drew her closer in
without repent she would relent
and save him from his sins
When he spoke
She broke
And they fell in
He smiled
For a while
She forgave it all again
autumn came and christmas passed
days without event
some days he would hit the brakes
and send her for a spin
she dried her eyes and the sun would rise
and they'd begin again
in a springtime room she'd begin to bloom
he'd play his violin
Starry moonlit night
Said one word and with what she heard
she spilled out all her heart
with a golden rhyme in perfect time
he drew her closer in
without repent she would relent
and save him from his sins
When he spoke
She broke
And they fell in
He smiled
For a while
She forgave it all again
autumn came and christmas passed
days without event
some days he would hit the brakes
and send her for a spin
she dried her eyes and the sun would rise
and they'd begin again
in a springtime room she'd begin to bloom
he'd play his violin
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from True,
track released July 1, 2010
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Jul 2010
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