The Day That You Moved On
by TQX

Album: GLOBAL INTIMACY (2017)
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  • Found myself alone
    With nothing but a dialogue inside
    Fear it comes from me
    Falling from the razor's edge
    But when it leaves
    What's the point if only failure await's me?
    I feel like giving up

    Love is a hole that drains from me

    Yesterday you moved away from me
    Your apathy is clear i know it's only fair
    But I will miss you idiosyncrasies
    How I long for moments when
    I don't have grief
    For all I've lost in you and me

    All the blood - it drains from me

    The day that you moved on
    The day that you moved on
    The day that you moved on
    The day that you moved on

    Ohh

    The day that you moved on
    The day that you moved on
    The day that you moved on
    The day that you moved on
    The day that you moved on Writer/s: BARNABY MCCALL, SIA FURLER
    Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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