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Paper Tigers
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I think you owe an explanation
Not just to me, but to your hands.
Writing it down and spelling it out,
Doesn't coexist with words that fell from your mouth,
So turn it off, turn it off.
Light up your world and let darkness fall.
(Chorus)
The key to make things right is
Monitor yourself and monitor your mind.
Will you just face me with your eyes?
Moving forward seems to be just like
Taking steps behind
Your screen,
Is not means to be
Someone that you've always wanted to be.
So tell us, what are you hiding from?
Keep it up, you'll have a real reason to keep it on.
Let's take a stab at finding reason,
While one more window self-implodes.
Repetitive tones and elegant backbones
Can't comprehend your everlasting keystrokes,
So turn it off, turn it off.
Light up your world, let darkness fall.
(Chorus)
Show me your brave face, baby.
Come on and cross the line again.
Why are you running from fate?
Some time this has to end.
(Chorus)
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Envoi Cleveland, Ohio
Pop/Rock band based out of Cleveland, OH. Focusing on our regional base and getting our new EP, which is tentatively due out in February 2013.
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