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So Inclined

from Blood of the Summer by Jar-e

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lyrics

When they’re calling and I’m caving in I’m hiding and I want to sleep forever
In this silence I am sheltered and I have the power to dream them all away
It is just a little thing just like the breeze of fingers brushing by
my forehead
All the world could pass me as long as you stay there just dreaming by my side

Take me, to the place I always knew that we could go if I was ever so inclined
What’s that line I had hidden up my sleeve?
I do believe that I had saved it for the right time

In the smallest ways I’ve noticed in the mirror and my face that I’ve
been changing
It is something round the eyes and I’m surprised you haven’t noticed it by now

Take me, to the place I always knew that we could go if I was ever gone forever

A broken tambourine it helps to keep the time in a lonely way
Best believe they’ll never change you mind or my way

Take me, to the place I always knew that we could go if I was ever so inclined
What’s that line I had hidden up my sleeve?
I do believe that I had saved it for the right time

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from Blood of the Summer, released November 2, 2010

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