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Isn't Love Strange?
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Isn't it strange that so many have tasted love,
but some lose their appetite and others gorge themselves
I'd venture to say we're all living in the dark
Trying to use our other senses to get around
But well, in a world where we're all wandering
I don't know where I'd be if I wasn't in love with you, in love with you
So I might as well lean in even if it's dangerous
When I hear you call I'll run even if it's straight into a wall
I can take a little pain if you'll pick me up again pieces and all
Tell me there's a reason that so many choose to fall
Isn't it strange how only time can tell a love that is ripening or dying on a shelf
I know I'm scared of the figures and the tales
I look inside terrified of what if we both fail?
But well, in a world where we're all trying
I don't know who I'd be if I wasn't in love with you, in love with you
So I might as well lean in even if it's dangerous
When I hear you call I'll run even if it's straight into a wall
I can take a little pain if you'll pick me up again pieces and all
Tell me there's a reason that so many choose to fall
Oh, I'm in love with you, in love with you
So I might as well lean in even if it's dangerous
When I hear you call I'll run even if it's straight into a wall
I can take a little pain if you'll pick me up again pieces and all
Tell me there's a reason that so many choose to fall
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KASIA Chicago, Illinois
KASIA (Kaw-sha) is the personal musical project of Catherine Krol (of folk-rock band Honey Cellar), singer-songwriter based in Chicago, IL. Her music reflects a deep appreciation of jazz, bossa nova, R&B, and an early love of pop divas and big ballads.
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