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Better Than Ezra ~ Burning The Map


(written by kevin griffin) (transcribed by brandon maddox) Lay down your hair, The blue in your hair. Hold everything, That you have in your life. And i think you'll find - That i'm not sure what this means. When you realize - You start lettin' go of things. Burnin the map, Lightin you up. Light comes again, And it burns where you lie. Laughin it off, So hard you could cry. And i think you'll find - That i'm not sure what this means. When you realize - You start lettin' go of things. ah-ha! And i'm waitin in my car, I've forgotten where i turn. When i looked into the lights, And i really should be gone. Light comes again, That you hide in your lie. Hold it so close, That you feel you could die. Well i call the shots, And i know what you feel. Into the light, You die at the wheel. And i think you'll find - That i'm not sure what this means. When you realize - You start lettin' go of things. ah-ha! more free lyrics

(written by kevin griffin)
(transcribed by brandon maddox)

Lay down your hair,
The blue in your hair.
Hold everything,
That you have in your life.

And i think you'll find -
That i'm not sure what this means.
When you realize -
You start lettin' go of things.

Burnin the map,
Lightin you up.
Light comes again,
And it burns where you lie.
Laughin it off,
So hard you could cry.

And i think you'll find -
That i'm not sure what this means.
When you realize -
You start lettin' go of things. ah-ha!

And i'm waitin in my car,
I've forgotten where i turn.
When i looked into the lights,
And i really should be gone.

Light comes again,
That you hide in your lie.
Hold it so close,
That you feel you could die.

Well i call the shots,
And i know what you feel.
Into the light,
You die at the wheel.

And i think you'll find -
That i'm not sure what this means.
When you realize -
You start lettin' go of things. ah-ha!

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