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The second single from The Manhattan Syndrome's upcoming debut album, written and performed by The Manhattan Syndrome.
Lyrics:
Tell me dear, is there life in here?
It's getting hard to tell,
There's a shadow hanging over me,
And I haven't been the same since it fell,
But the games that we played and the plans we made,
I thought they'd always be enough,
And the wounds that you wore were an open sore,
That I've been left feeding off,
In my dumbstruck American heart I still believe in love,
In my dumbstruck American heart I still believe in love,
I have the fear that there's no one there,
Nobody waiting for me,
Dear there's a danger you're becoming a stranger,
That held me in my memory,
But the games that we've played since you went away,
Have pulled apart the pieces you loved,
And the wounds that I wore kept you wanting more,
But there was never going to be enough,
In my dumbstruck American heart I still believe in love,
In my dumbstruck American heart I still believe in love,
Would you believe in me? All my faith is falling off,
Would you believe in me? All my leaves are falling off,
Would you believe in me? Oh my lips are falling off,
Would you believe in me? My pretty face is falling off,
In my dumbstruck American heart there's still a piece of you,
But I don't know the things you try, I don't know the words you write, it's true,
When I built these walls around you, I knew the day I found you,
I never should have let you in,
When I built these walls around you, I knew the day I found you,
I never should have let you in,
Filmed and edited by Pearse Healy and Evan Heneghan.
The single is available to download now from iTunes, Bandcamp, and other major online stores. The album 'Goodbye Iowa' will be available soon
With a very special thanks to Alanna, Aoife, Gerry, Kyle, Mary, Rebecca, Sonia, and the numerous other people who helped make this video possible, we are truly grateful.
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