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Reactor
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Reactor was released on June 23, 2015 by Independent as a part of the album Reactor - Single
June 23, 2015
LabelIndependent
LanguageEnglish
BPM123
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy

Music Video

Music Video

Lyrics

[Verse 1]
You could say these mistakes
Stem from something greater
I'd replace and I would falter
[Verse 2]
And I'm without my common sense
It seem somehow I've drifted
But you would stay
And I would break you
[Verse 3]
Did you suspect
How did you not see
My eyes were hiding
Looks along my back
[Verse 4]
And I promise you
To the full extent of circumstance
Percent it's all for you
And I won't pretend
I can not bend the truth
[Verse 5]
Caught in the traction
Caught in the physical
Caught like a crazy fool
[Verse 6]
And I didn't realize my fault
Couldn't resist it
Couldn't resist her touch
Those fingers 'round my throat
Maybe I wished it
Maybe I willed it oh
And I'm feeling so exposed
Touch on the lips and
Tempering kissing
The heat melts off my clothes
You're already missing
Already distant now
[Verse 7]
Breaking the compact
I was led so blindly
My fault, to wonder
I found her, just suddenly
[Verse 8]
To demonstrate the self restraint
At least I am still flawed
And the common sense
I once possessed was gone
[Verse 9]
And I didn't realize my fault
Couldn't resist it
Couldn't resist her touch
Those fingers around my throat
Maybe I wished it
Maybe I willed it
And I'm feeling so exposed
Touch on the lips and
Tempering kissing
The heat melts off my clothes
You're already missing
Already distant now
[Verse 10]
I was missing
I was somewhere inside of my self
I was real dead
I was partial to a new day
I was missing
I was found out with someone else
I was distant
Feel and think good
[Verse 11]
And I didn't realize my fault
Couldn't resist it
Couldn't resist her touch
Those fingers 'round my throat
Maybe I wished it
Maybe I willed it
And I'm feeling so exposed
Touch on the lips and
Tempering kissing
The heat melts off my clothes
You're already missing
You're already distant now
Written by: Fractures
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