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Roxette ~ Fading Like A Flower


In a time where the sun descends alone, I ran a long long way from home to find a heart that's made of stone. I will try, I just need a little time to get your face right out of my mind, to see the world through different eyes. Every time I see you oh I try to hide away but when we meet it seems I can't let go. Every time you leave the room I feel I'm fading like a flower. Tell me why? When I scream there's no reply, when I reach out there's nothing to find, when I sleep I break down and cry. Every time I see you oh I try to hide away but when we meet it seems I can't let go. Every time you leave the room I feel I'm fading like a flower. Fading like a rose, fading like a rose, beaten by the storm, talking to myself, getting washed by the rain, it's such a cold cold town. Every time I see you oh I try to hide away but when we meet it seems I can't let go. Every time you leave the room I feel I'm fading like a flower. (repeat) more free lyrics

In a time where the sun descends alone,
I ran a long long way from home
to find a heart that's made of stone.
I will try, I just need a little time
to get your face right out of my mind,
to see the world through different eyes.

Every time I see you
oh I try to hide away
but when we meet it seems I can't let go.
Every time you leave the room
I feel I'm fading like a flower.

Tell me why?
When I scream there's no reply,
when I reach out there's nothing to find,
when I sleep I break down and cry.

Every time I see you
oh I try to hide away
but when we meet it seems I can't let go.
Every time you leave the room
I feel I'm fading like a flower.

Fading like a rose,
fading like a rose,
beaten by the storm,
talking to myself,
getting washed by the rain,
it's such a cold cold town.

Every time I see you
oh I try to hide away
but when we meet it seems I can't let go.
Every time you leave the room
I feel I'm fading like a flower.

(repeat)

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