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Alisha's Attic ~ Scared Like Me


(poole/martin/poole) The pictures look divine and the daisy chain Around her neck would wilt away on mine I know that i'm not perfect But i would love you True and deep and honest But don't father me And don't be just my friend And don't comfort me coz you say You see a light, see a light But wait, you're scared like me Oh are you? (do do do do do) Are you? (do do do do do) Scared like me? (do do do do do) Oh are you...? We smile as we dive into each others eyes And we are drowning Pretending it means nothing to us But this place it stirs up all the things I want to live in this crazy dream But don't father me (don't father me) And don't be just my friend Or you'll cry like me and you'll see That i am weak, i am weak And know you're scared like me Oh are you? (do do do do do) Scared like me? (do do do do do) Scared like me (do do do do do) Are you? (do do do do do) Scared Sometimes i wilt like that daisy chain You can only pretend to be brave for so long Till they find out who you really are But i'm not the only one Coz you're scared like me, are you? (do do do do do) more free lyrics

(poole/martin/poole)

The pictures look divine and the daisy chain
Around her neck would wilt away on mine
I know that i'm not perfect
But i would love you
True and deep and honest

But don't father me
And don't be just my friend
And don't comfort me coz you say
You see a light, see a light
But wait, you're scared like me

Oh are you?
(do do do do do)
Are you?
(do do do do do)
Scared like me?
(do do do do do)
Oh are you...?

We smile as we dive into each others eyes
And we are drowning
Pretending it means nothing to us
But this place it stirs up all the things
I want to live in this crazy dream

But don't father me
(don't father me)
And don't be just my friend
Or you'll cry like me and you'll see
That i am weak, i am weak
And know you're scared like me

Oh are you?
(do do do do do)
Scared like me?
(do do do do do)
Scared like me
(do do do do do)
Are you?
(do do do do do)
Scared

Sometimes i wilt like that daisy chain
You can only pretend to be brave for so long
Till they find out who you really are
But i'm not the only one

Coz you're scared like me, are you?
(do do do do do)

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