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Written in 2011 by Daniel Williamson
Recorded at Orange Studios, Penmaenmawr on 19th Feb 2015

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With enthusiasm gone
Thinking all you need is here
From the many faces showing sold
They drained you of your tears
Now they whisper to themselves
Cos they think that you don't know
What are words behind the wall
Laughing at you lose control.

There's a fly on the window
Bottles on the floor
Smoke haze in the room
A damp on these walls
And all this begins
With a knock at the door
From either a neighbor
Or a uniform
Dragging your life out
From hours to days
They say your'e a bomb
But your'e more of a blaze
You shout at the sky
Nobody comes
Even though your all heart
There's nothing you have done wrong

So what are words behind the wall
Laughing at you lose control

Be good to yourself
And remember in time
How it all can just fold
Love become lies
And they whisper to themselves
Cos they think that you don't know
What are words behind the wall
Laughing at you lose control

credits

from Kendal Road (live studio session, 19th Feb 2015), track released February 20, 2015
Mixed and mastered by Russ Hayes

Daniel Williamson - Acoustic Guitar/Vocals
Ian Cunniff - Cajon

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Daniel Williamson Conwy, UK

I am a singer songwriter based in North Wales.
You can hear my recent recordings at www.soundcloud.com/danielwilliamsonacoustic
NO AUTO TUNE WAS USED ON THIS ALBUM
I have been writing music since 1990.
I am the front man to the bands Tramp With a Plan and The Ginger Kings.
www.soundcloud.com/trampwithaplan
You can check out my music videos on the youtube channel 'Evski77' ... more

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