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I'll Be
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Far away from being over
Felt it getting closer
Push it far away
Clean for now until it hits me
Sudden rush ‘til I breathe
Something for the pain
Too late now
Feel myself come down
There’s nothing here
To save me
And I’ll be
Just another memory
You were all I wanted
For one night
And I’ll be
Gone before the morning
Don’t hold onto something
That’s not right
And I can’t be what you need in your life
Come alive again at night time
Daylight hurts my eyes
I’m all that I could be
Thoughts of you can be erased
With a new pretty face
I’ll know it when I see
Crowded places
Vacant spaces
Searching for
The thing I need
And I’ll be
Just another memory
You were all I wanted
For one night
And I’ll be
Gone before the morning
Don’t hold onto something
That’s not right
I can’t be what you need in your life
Everything I thought I had to say
Blinked and then I watched it run away
There is nothing left for me to cling to
Moments where I thought I had a choice
Silence where I thought I heard a voice
Can’t pretend to be that girl
I used to be
Be
I’ll be
Just another memory
You were all I wanted
For one night
And oh,
I’ll be
Gone before the morning
Don’t hold onto something
That’s not right
I can’t be what you need in your life
I can’t be what you need in your
Life
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Jennifer Juliette Berlin, Germany
Jennifer is a Welsh singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist who’s based in Berlin. Trained as a concert pianist, Jennifer also plays guitar, violin and cello, performing at a number of prestigious venues around the world over the last decade. She is set to release her first EP — Anchor — this summer, which will feature several new songs combining her classical training and mainstream pop. ... more
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