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Matthew Frederick Jaffe
Matthew Frederick Jaffe
Performer
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Matthew Frederick Jaffe
Matthew Frederick Jaffe
Songwriter

Letra

Your world is beautiful, but unsuitable for the shape I'm in
My body's withering, so I'm slithering out of my own skin
Blood evaporates, bones disintegrate, 'til my soul is bare
I flow so easily, through the scenery, finally free as air
If I was a chameleon, I'd turn into the dark
I would be that feeling when you wake with a start
I'd be that sensation when you fall in a dream
The hallucination you'd rather not see
I'll be the dial-tone on your telephone when it's 2 AM
The cold sweat chilling you that's not willing to let you sleep again
The storm cloud hovering, quickly smothering every match you light
The noise that animates and proliferates shadows in the night
If I was a chameleon, I'd turn into the dark
I would be that feeling when you wake with a start
I'd be that sensation when you fall in a dream
The hallucination you'd rather not see
I won't hesitate to impersonate every shade of blue
I identify with whatever I blend myself into
If I was a chameleon, I'd turn into the dark
I would be that feeling when you wake with a start
I'd be that sensation when you fall in a dream
The hallucination you'd rather not see
If I was a chameleon, I'd turn into the dark
I would be that feeling when you wake with a start
I'd be that sensation when you fall in a dream
The hallucination you'd rather not see
Written by: Matthew Frederick Jaffe
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