Nothing Without You Vienna Teng
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It's the quiet night that breaks me
I can not stand the sight of this familiar place
It's the quiet night that breaks me
Like a dozen paper cuts that only I can trace
All my books are lying useless now
All my maps will only show me how to lose my way
Oh, call my name, you know my name
And in that sound, everything will change
Tell me it won't always be this hard
I am nothing without you
But I don't know who you are
It's the crowded room that breaks me
Everybody looks so luminous, and strangely young
It's the crowded room that's never heard
No one here can say a word of my native tongue
I can't be among them any more
I fold myself away before it burns me numb
Oh, call my name, you know my name
And in your love, everything will change
Tell me it won't always be this hard
I am nothing without you
But I don't know who you are
I can not stand the sight of this familiar place
It's the quiet night that breaks me
Like a dozen paper cuts that only I can trace
All my books are lying useless now
All my maps will only show me how to lose my way
Oh, call my name, you know my name
And in that sound, everything will change
Tell me it won't always be this hard
I am nothing without you
But I don't know who you are
It's the crowded room that breaks me
Everybody looks so luminous, and strangely young
It's the crowded room that's never heard
No one here can say a word of my native tongue
I can't be among them any more
I fold myself away before it burns me numb
Oh, call my name, you know my name
And in your love, everything will change
Tell me it won't always be this hard
I am nothing without you
But I don't know who you are
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