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You’re warm but we stay apart as long as we can
As we start to relax our bodies start to sink in
I don’t know exactly what it is I’m doing but I know it’s to tempt
We can close our eyes and we can try not to touch
She’s on both of our minds but we can’t think about her too much
Let’s just lay here in the dark and let the morning be our judge

I can tell what’s coming
I can tell you want to
but she might as well be lying
on your other side

Your hands pull me closer and I oblige them
We share a breath, same air same timing
It’s getting to be a bit much but it’s so exciting
We just keep moving, just keep moving to keep her away
I know what I should do but see I know what I want
and I know that you’re thinking the same but now it’s too late for us to stop

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from Waiting With the Lights On, released April 28, 2017

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Christiane Raleigh, North Carolina

Experimenting with rhythms, volume and speed, and performing original songs, along with an array of often surprising covers has resulted in an interesting and energetic take on acoustic music.

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