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Nothing at all

from Eclipse by The Eclipse Trio

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Now this is rock! An angry story of wasted life and broken dreams, and a gut-ripping guitar solo

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She wakes up every morning an hour before dawn;
That's the time she feels most alone.
What angers her the most is he left without a note,
Nor the courage to say how he felt.

She could cry if she really wants to.
She could finish it all.
She could lie but she doesn't want to.
She feels nothing at all.

She can picture still the scene when she was seventeen;
The bride was the belle of the ball.
But for forty years or more,
Embittered by the war,
She lived with his heart made of stone.

The trouble is with dreams, they're never what you see.
They're the way you feel inside.
No matter who you are, the anger and the hurt
Can be healed without leaving a scar.

You can cry, if you really want to.
That will finish it all.
You can hide, if you really want to.
Or you can feel nothing at all, nothing at all, nothing at all.

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from Eclipse, released March 20, 2010
Richard Brough on guitar solo

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The Eclipse Trio Oxford, UK

The trio is a challenging, creative, mobile unit and we've found it provides a great platform for guest singers and musicians. Our live set is designed for those who like to just sit, listen and let the music just wash over them.

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