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Blue (ii)

from The Blue E​.​P by Imogen Davies

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Someone walked past me today wearing your perfume
And I thought for a second, well I thought that it was you
And I'll admit for quite a while, I was quite confused
Tell me, oh darling, what do I do? What do I do?

It's barely been hours but you're still a flower that's in my garden
I'm wilting away, but I know that each day you'll be fine
I'll still water you up 'til you never can stop
growing soon you'll be reaching the moon
Tell me, oh darling, what do I do? What do I do?

Now I'm feeling blue x2
What am I supposed to do?
You left me feeling blue

I noticed my brushes won't paint like they used to for you
It's like all my canvases said "that's enough, that'll do"
Erase all my sketches and rip them apart
'Cause that's just how it felt to be held in your arms
Knowing that you didn't love me the way that I do

Now I'm feeling blue x2
What am I supposed to do?
You left me feeling blue

No, no more purple
No, no more grey
No more orange and no more beige
No more pink on my palette tonight
No more kissing your lips goodbye

No, no more purple
No, no more grey
No more orange and no more beige
No more pictures of me and you
No more anything, I'm just blue

Someone walked past me today, wearing your perfume
and I thought for a second, well, I hoped that it was you

Now I'm feeling blue x2
What am I supposed to do?
You left me feeling blue

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from The Blue E​.​P, released June 12, 2015

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I can write songs but apparently not bios.

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