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Turn The Page
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Verse 1:
You were lying when
You told me you loved me,
From beginning of time, it’s all been lies
Your tongue is like a knife,
It has been all my life
Chorus:
When do we turn the page
Where do I turn to
Who do I look to
Who
Verse 2:
I’m like a child again
Searching for a friend
I can’t confide
I’ve tried to hide my pain
My heart it aches for you
Chorus:
When do we turn the page
Where do I turn to
Who do I look to
Who
Bridge:
It’s not my fault
I’m not to blame for this
I can’t resist
I just want to be missed
Chorus:
When do we turn the page
Where do I turn to
Who do I look to
Who
RECORDED AT: BLUE 13 PRODUCTIONS
MIXED BY: JOE BURTON
MASTERED BY: MATT WHATLEY (COMBOVER MASTERING)
Jack Emery- Bass guitar
Tanner Moseley- Drums
Luis Lopez- Rhythm guitar
Celestial L'amour- Vocals
Collin Frampton- Lead Guitar
You can find us through the social media handles listed below!
Instagram- Celestiallamourofficial
Facebook- Celestial L’amour
Spotify- https://open.spotify.com/artist/3IxLO...
SoundCloud- https://m.soundcloud.com/celestial-la...
Email- celestiallamourofficial@gmail.com
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Celestial L'amour Fort Worth, Texas
Alternative band based out of Fort Worth, TX
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