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First Lyrics by Daniel Palmer

2015

Don't let me leave before you go
This life is short this I know
But through the falls we get to rise
Maybe we will work in another time

Don't falter yet you're almost there
Another mile in your despair
He is gone but you are here
He has love and you have fear

They say you gotta run to fly
But I say that I don’t trust that guy
I’ll run away but not from here
I don’t have enough time to fear
The monsters under my bed
The demons locked outside my head
The ghosts that whisper in my dark
The voices that will tear me apart
The voices that will tear me apart
It’s your voice that will tear me apart
Your voice
It’s your voice that will tear me apart
It’s your voice



When he broke your heart
You decided to tear mine apart
And these self inflicted demise
Blurry eyes make truths hard to find
Because we’re binded to lies about the future
Blinded
But th(eir/ey’re) kind lies
Hit you right between the eyes lies
Take you out before your mind lies lies
You’ll find these kind lies override your mind lies
And these kind lies help your mind find peace, and it’s something that I’ll keep
On repeat that these kind lies are a good find, worth the time and worth the fight lies
But if these kind lies stay over their time line, take flight because these kind lies are on a fine line, and these kind lies are known to end lives and that’s something that I keep in the back of my mind, so just remember that these kind lies might
Not be the right lies to believe
And what she did is still hard to see
But what she is is not hard to deem
He did the crime and I payed the fee
I did the time and I lie in defeat
Broken down can’t stand on my feet
But now my heart is mostly free, but my mind still keeps going on and on and on about what could be, questioning which is the real me, before or after? current or past?
Everytime I question my life I go back to that moment exact, where she grabbed my heart turned her back and ran so fast, but I let her go as fast as she wanted
Because it’s what I wanted and what we wanted, I thought the future was what she wanted

But it wasn’t what she wanted
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Daniel Palmer

Daniel Palmer

About “First” by Daniel Palmer

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