back to being beautiful
from dreams of a rarebit fiend by lady in the radiator
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lyrics
i told you i would wait but not for long
so i think its time to push ahead
though something still feels wrong
if the other side of happiness is truth
then i need this like a hole in the head
another one to breathe through
someday all of this will be gone
and it'll go back to being beautiful
back to being beautiful
so i think its time to push ahead
though something still feels wrong
if the other side of happiness is truth
then i need this like a hole in the head
another one to breathe through
someday all of this will be gone
and it'll go back to being beautiful
back to being beautiful
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from dreams of a rarebit fiend,
released August 12, 2011
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Lady In The Radiator Metuchen, New Jersey
All the original artwork on this page is by Emma. Check out her killer portfolio here paxamouna.tumblr.com
discography
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Mar 2012 -
Aug 2011
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