Name: Danny
Duration: P00H04M24S
Description: I think the story speaks for itself.

Danny

from THIN LINE by Noelle Hampton

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I think the story speaks for itself.

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Danny

Love is just a crapshoot- you’ve gotta’ roll the dice
You always thought I loved you- I was only being nice
You wrote 400 letters, pouring out your pain
Drinking in that dark room and staring at the rain

Simon says forget me - Simon says move on
For a second I thought you listened
I thought that you were gone
But you left 400 messages on my machine
I’m living in a nightmare
While you’re chasing down your dream

Danny’s on the roof of the Blue Hotel
And I know it’s not my fault

I knew that you were losing it, right there on the edge
But now I get a phone call that you’re
Standing on a ledge
They found my name on everything
You had there in that room
They’re asking me to talk you down
The cops are coming soon

Danny’s on the roof of the Blue Hotel
And I know it’s not my fault

Here come the sirens wailing away
Danny hold on, it’ll all be OK
Someone will want you, just wait and see
It’ll be love, be love - but it won’t be me

I didn’t mind the praise until it turned out to be
Delusional love all wrapped up in string
Now I’m wrapped up in your life, tangled in your dreams
I’m hovering right above you as you
Stare down at the street

Danny’s on the roof of the Blue Hotel
And I know it’s not my fault

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from THIN LINE, track released March 25, 2009
Noëlle Hampton: Acoustic Guitar/ Vocals
André Moran: Electric Guitar
Pete "The Beat" Langhans: Drums
Mark Hallman: Bass/ B3

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