Under my skin

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you saw that tear on my chin
you could not hide that you loved to win
you knew just how to make it sink right in
it starts a fire from deep within…
…well under my skin

you ask me how and where to begin
I don’t wanna be the one to fill you in
you don’t have to look that deep within
its not that hard to figure out your sin

we are brothers there’s none to blame
but all we share is our name
we are brothers and were so close
and there is nothing that shows
we are sisters and were the same
and this is why it’s a shame

even if it’s a hundred years ago
I couldn’t forget it that’s for sure
you always knew how to put on a show
but you never knew how far you could go…
…how far you could go…

we are brothers theres none to blame…

we are brothers theres none to blame…

you heard it a million times before
all the stories that I try to ignore
maybe there is something to restore
maybe it’s too late since long ago

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from This is what remains, released December 9, 2017
music and lyrics by Ola Clarström

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