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Helpless Again

from THIN LINE by Noelle Hampton

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I want you to take what you want from this track, so I am not going to say what I wrote it about. It is a blank slate for you to fill in.

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Sometimes I think that you’ve forsaken me
And it’s taken me this long to realize
I go along and you just lie to me
Lie to me to bring me comfort
But somehow I know you’ll pick me up
When I’ve hit my rock at the bottom
I guess you wouldn’t let me die down there
You’ll bring me up for air when you want to

And I’m helpless again, helpless again
Lying weightless in your arms, I’m helpless again

I’m trying not to take it literally
I just try to see some good in you
But when you show me that it’s all for not,
You can break my heart with just a whisper

And I’m helpless again, helpless again
Lying weightless in your arms, I’m helpless again

I will fight you ‘til the bitter end
When you take my hand and lead me over
‘Cause all is fair in this love and war
And you love me for it anyway

And I’m helpless again, helpless again
Lying weightless in your arms, I’m helpless again

credits

from THIN LINE, released August 18, 2009
Noëlle Hampton: Acoustic Guitar, Vocals
André Moran: Electric Guitar
Rick Richards: Drums
Michael Godwin: Bass
Larkin Gayl: Backing Vocal
Mark Hallman: Synth

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