Words
from At Your Feet by Glenn Siegel
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I thought I’d write you
What I was tempted to say
But too much emotion got in the way
I started to write
The words I wasn’t saying
But a welcome breeze
Blew them all away
I was going to flood you
With the words I felt that day
But I learned before
How they could cause pain
I was going write them
Those words I wanted to say
Words that would hurt
Think that I’ll just play
I’ll just play
In spite of all that I was tempted to say
You can’t un-ring a bell
I’ll just play
In spite of all that I was tempted to say
You can’t un-ring a bell
So I’ll just play
So I’ll just play
Glenn Siegel
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