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Aztec Camera ~ Imperfectly


Words and music by roddy frame Waited winter long For her sweet face Sang my winter song To a suitcase Saw the surest thing I had ever known Find her own place Watched my numbers turn On a glass wall Felt my bridges burn On a last call As her clear blue gaze Set my heart ablaze In a snowfall I caught the fastest train That my feet could find Rode the wind of change Couldn't change my mind I got laid just to see My reflection burning bright I got paid and i prayed Everything would turn out right And then i sang my winter song I caught the fastest train That my feet could find Rode the wind of change Couldn't change my mind I got laid just to see My reflection burning bright I got paid and i prayed Everything would turn out right And then i sang my winter song And then a small voice sang inside of me And for miles and miles My eyes could see Then everything i knew Was wrong with me And then a snowflake fell imperfectly more free lyrics

Words and music by roddy frame

Waited winter long
For her sweet face
Sang my winter song
To a suitcase
Saw the surest thing
I had ever known
Find her own place

Watched my numbers turn
On a glass wall
Felt my bridges burn
On a last call
As her clear blue gaze
Set my heart ablaze
In a snowfall

I caught the fastest train
That my feet could find
Rode the wind of change
Couldn't change my mind
I got laid just to see
My reflection burning bright
I got paid and i prayed
Everything would turn out right
And then i sang my winter song

I caught the fastest train
That my feet could find
Rode the wind of change
Couldn't change my mind
I got laid just to see
My reflection burning bright
I got paid and i prayed
Everything would turn out right
And then i sang my winter song

And then a small voice sang inside of me

And for miles and miles
My eyes could see
Then everything i knew
Was wrong with me
And then a snowflake fell imperfectly

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