Gone
from Kill Them with Kindness by Eric Welton
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What would you do?
lyrics
Gone
If all you had
Was all you needed,
Was what you wanted
Could you get it?
All you wanted,
Ever needed,
All you had
Was what you got..
Would it be
Enough to kill the
Nervous feeling
You’ve gone without?
If all you had
Was all you needed
And all you needed
Was all you had..
If all you wanted,
Ever needed,
All you had was
What you got..
Would it be
Enough to kill the
Nervous feeling
You’ve got too much.
I D O N’ T N E E D N O E N E M I E S ! !
Then, what you want’s gone,
You run around for more,
Going down and in and up
But everybody’s out!
Everywhere you look it’s gone,
You thought you’d try again,
But everybody says, “Son -
We sold them all but one!”
And everybody wants one,
They run around for more,
Going down and in and up
until everybody’s out..
If all you had
Was all you needed,
Was what you wanted
Could you get it?
All you wanted,
Ever needed,
All you had
Was what you got..
Would it be
Enough to kill the
Nervous feeling
You’ve gone without?
If all you had
Was all you needed
And all you needed
Was all you had..
If all you wanted,
Ever needed,
All you had was
What you got..
Would it be
Enough to kill the
Nervous feeling
You’ve got too much.
I D O N’ T N E E D N O E N E M I E S ! !
Then, what you want’s gone,
You run around for more,
Going down and in and up
But everybody’s out!
Everywhere you look it’s gone,
You thought you’d try again,
But everybody says, “Son -
We sold them all but one!”
And everybody wants one,
They run around for more,
Going down and in and up
until everybody’s out..
credits
from Kill Them with Kindness,
released December 12, 2011
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Eric Welton Windsor, Ontario
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Jul 2013 -
Dec 2011 -
Sep 2008 -
Sep 2007 -
Sep 2006
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