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Ms. Fire (Mire)

from Common Threads by The Sweatervescence

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MS. FIRE
TYLER J. MIRE

I saw you there
Looking’ away
What were you thinkin?
What did you want me to say?
You know I’m not so good with words

My mind is blown
Nothin’ to speak
Feelin’ your presence
It makes my body go weak
You know I can’t go through with this

You never called my name and dried your eyes
You wondered if I’d just walk by
But Ms. you know I care for you
You can’t just leave me here

Inside my head
Around my brain
Electrons are sparking
Causin’ me great deals of pain
Your name is just too much for me

You should have told me that you needed to
Spend some time alone and then you’d
Find your way without my help
Leavin’ me behind

If you were here
Locked in my stare
I’d never give in
Never let you out my lair
You’d think I was a bit too harsh

You never looked at me and said goodbye
I wondered if you’d change your mind
But it’s too late to turn the clock
I’ll be waiting here for you

But if you don’t see my point
Then maybe I have gone and lost you
And if you want to see my face
You know I want to see yours too
So who knows what the future
Holds for us and these seeds we’ve planted
I just hope that our love was not a
Fraud a blind Ms. Fire

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from Common Threads, released September 15, 2012
Music and Lyrics:
Tyler J. Mire

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