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Breakdown on Memorylane

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About heartbreak, fictional and real. Vocally not my strongest at the time, but musically quite vivid and emotional.

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Breakdown On Memorylane ( R.d.G)

What can I say
When you stay so far at bay
Broken down by what we’ve done
I could’ve sworn I was the one

Waving goodbye from beyond your windowpane
Tearing my heart out, suffering the pain
Making me breakdown on Memorylane

What I can say
When you stay so far out of the way

Wishing safe passage upon the path I am lain
Feeling there is nothing left to gain
Left alone to breakdown on Memorylane

What can I say
That will let you decide to stay
Inside this very heart of mine
As a keeper of this love line

Waving goodbye towards your windowpane
Tearing my soul apart, suffering this pain
You’re making me breakdown on Memorylane

( Solo to fade)

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from Ghost, released May 25, 2011
R.d.G: vocals, guitars, keyboards, programming.

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