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On the Way Down

from What It Is by NICK

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Here here here I am, and it’s been a long time since I was gone. I can remember when it felt good just to think of moving on.

Now as I come up for my last breath of air, will you tell me: Did you know, and do you care?

I’m on the way down. (You won’t hear a sound.) On the way down.

I don’t need to get out of here, ‘cause it’s all right here. My God, I want to stay. I’ll never find this hopeful place again if I go away. You with your stormy eyes and your shattered smile, when you cry to me. I know you want me here as much as you want me to leave.

But there’s one more thing I need to know: Will you kiss me? Will you be there as I go ...?

On the way down.

It’s alright. It’s alright. If you say it’s alright it’ll be alright. You’ll never know everything. So is it asking too much for you to believe in me? But I know and I know after all I’ve done to hurt you. It’s gonna be too hard. It’ll be too hard, and I need to let go.

But I don’t want to get out of here, ‘cause it’ s all right here. I don’t want to get out of here, ‘cause it’ s all right here.

I’m on the way down. (You won’t hear a sound.) I’m on the way down. (You won’t hear a sound.)

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from What It Is, released May 3, 2017

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REC New York, New York

REC is a NYC electro power pop band formed in 2004, emerging from Nick DeMatteo's solo career, and featuring Nick DeMatteo on vocals and writing duties.
Since 1996, Nick & REC have released over a dozen albums/EPs. Nick is also a podcaster for MUSIC is not a GENRE (MxG), actor, voice over artist, director, graphic designer, and writer. Check out REC & MxG merch at the Bonfire link below! ... more

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