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Idiot

from Mechanism by Gabrielle Graves

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lyrics

What if I let you in?
Would you understand?
Or waste my time again?

I can’t tell you anything
Without being seen a child
Follow me now

Could it be you’re
Sick and no one can see?
Maybe I’m afraid to walk away

What if I held my breath?
Would you count to 10?

You can tell me anything
I won’t see you a child
Follow you now

Could it be you’re
Sick and no one can see?
Maybe I’m afraid to walk --
Could it be you’re sick and no one can see?
Help me out from this silence

Counted stars so I could be
A part of mediocrity
The silence in a sleepless night
Is harder than you know to fight

After we’re gone where do we go?
Follow the waves
Ebb and flow
Insignificance you latched onto
It swallows up all of you

Seek outside you’ll find me
Somewhere between past future meet
Constant smiles become a scream now

I don’t wanna talk about it anymore.
Try
Pity washes up upon a dry shore

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from Mechanism, released February 20, 2020

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Gabrielle Graves Los Angeles, California

She's a singer/songwriter - just not the kind you're used to. Same basic concept as all the rest, but a whole lot louder.

Hypnotic grooves, personal and powerful lyrics, paired with searing guitars and a thunderous rhythm section serve to create a unique sound that is all her own. ... more

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