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Natalie Imbruglia ~ Talk In Tongues


When you beat on that drum Talk in that tongue You're just scratching On the surface So tell me what it means A whisper to a scream Slowly fades away Then you wake up And tomorrow is today And you're crying Crying like a baby Caught between the tides (Did you lose your way) You lost your way (Did you lose your way) You lost your way Do you know where I've been Walls are caving in It moves across a wire There no need to talk I crawl as you walk Pushing me away Flowers in the bin Close this hole I'm in Everything was one Nothing gets undone You pay the bill You lost your will Just run away until more free lyrics

When you beat on that drum
Talk in that tongue
You're just scratching
On the surface
So tell me what it means
A whisper to a scream
Slowly fades away
Then you wake up
And tomorrow is today
And you're crying
Crying like a baby
Caught between the tides
(Did you lose your way)
You lost your way
(Did you lose your way)
You lost your way

Do you know where I've been
Walls are caving in
It moves across a wire
There no need to talk
I crawl as you walk
Pushing me away

Flowers in the bin
Close this hole I'm in
Everything was one
Nothing gets undone
You pay the bill
You lost your will
Just run away until

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