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Enigma Lyrics by Eldest 11

The Morning Star

2013

Sometimes you've got to let go. Turn the lights down low....
Sometimes you've got to let go. Turn the lights down low....
Cold....

I met this girl at the tender age of bleeding. I couldn't salvage a thing
My father said there'd be "Wolves out in the world. When I let you go son, I hope you last long!"
I'm standing on a hill with a heart of stone! A loveless crusade to get back what she stole

Don't turn your back on me! I'm the enemy
I've got your butterflies, gun toting, triggered up smile
I hope you know, you're not my fucking friend!

Sometimes you've got to let go. Turn the lights down low.... (When things change)
You'll never see me again. I'll watch you fade off in the cold
Sometimes you've got to let go. Turn the lights down low.... (When things change)
You'll never see me again. I'll watch you fade off in the cold

And over years, I watched your soul play trust fall
With the decisions you've made, well, I've enjoyed them all
You came, and you saw, but I won!
I watch you losing hold. My hearts become a stone
Getting back what is gone in your waterfalls!

Don't turn your back on me! I'm the enemy
I've got your butterflies, gun toting, triggered up smile
I hope you know, you're not my fucking friend!

Sometimes you've got to let go. Turn the lights down low.... (When things change)
You'll never see me again. I'll watch you fade off in the cold
Sometimes you've got to let go. Turn the lights down low.... (When things change)
You'll never see me again. I'll watch you fade off in the cold

And I feel so low....I told you everything I know...
I can't feel anymore, I never felt (turn the lights down low) like this before
You just threw me away....
I can't feel anymore! You just threw me away
You're not my fucking friend!

Sometimes you've got to let go. Turn the lights down low.... (When things change)
You'll never see me again. I'll watch you fade off in the cold
Sometimes you've got to let go. Turn the lights down low.... (When things change)
You'll never see me again. I'll watch you fade off in the cold
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Eldest 11

Eldest 11

About “Enigma” by Eldest 11

Read the complete lyrics to "Enigma" by Eldest 11 from the album "The Morning Star" in 2013. On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Rock.

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"Enigma" is credited to Eldest 11. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Enigma" appears on "The Morning Star" in 2013.

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