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Alisha's Attic ~ Resistor


(poole/martin/poole)

You are the stars above my head
You are everything
I've no safety net
And i accept i'm addicted to this kiss
Breathless and intense you consume me
Like you've found a growing space
And i have no defence

Then my radar
Sends a warning
Trying to numb my soul
Trying to keep control
But i'm falling
Yes, i'm falling
The resistor has been breaking down
Inside me

You are the stake i'd never bet
Till i had this dream that we were wed
And it was something i felt quite easy about
Funny that i'm not scared
Not a bit
Of giving everything for the first time

It's too late...


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