Amber Rubarth - A Common Case of Disappearing

Mirror (featuring Jason Mraz)

You.

My heart is a mirror reflecting your face
And when you come nearer I meet you halfway
I kiss you when you kiss me
We're one and the same
'Cause my heart is a mirror with you in its frame

I read your words backwards
And as hard as I try
When the room steams up, I turn in and hide
Been dropped more than once
I don't claim to be new
I only notice the cracks when they break across you

You.

I'm taking my chances, I'm taking my time
I know that it's right when we're locking our eyes
I tell you the truth, yeah it's all I can do
'Cause my heart is a mirror
It's just empty glass without you

Can you see yourself in what I do
I can see me in you
Can you see yourself in what I do
I can see me in you



Credits
Writer(s): Amber Rubarth, Jason Mraz
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Other Album Tracks

  1. Letter From My Lonelier Self
  2. City Starts To Bloom (featuring Jason Reeves)
  3. Nothing To See Here
  4. How Did This Happen
  5. Light
  6. Mirror (featuring Jason Mraz)
  7. Novocaine
  8. One Last Look
  9. Rough Cut

All Album Tracks: A Common Case of Disappearing >

Altri album

  1. Cover Crop
  2. The Best of Binaural+
  3. Take Me to the Top
  4. Take Me to the Top - Single
  5. Everything I Thought I Knew
  6. You're Not Gonna Stop Me
  7. Wildflowers In The Graveyard
  8. Wildflowers in the Graveyard
  9. Wherever You Are
  10. Scribbled Folk Symphonies

All Albums of Amber Rubarth >

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