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Burner Phone
02:47
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Reaching into my back pocket
Take a breath, worry that I’ve dropped it
Filled with everything I’ve ever said to you
Behind smoke screens
You’ve never seen
What I would do
Oh if word got out and
If those words ever left my mouth
Then you’d know
That’s why I write them down – tucked away
Send them off to a strange address
Bid them goodbye and give my best
Tomorrow
I’ll compose another
For you
Guess that I’m a fast touch typer
Letter writer, oversight is my favourite thing to think
Should I be careful, carelessly?
Now breathlessly, you’re testing me and I’ll sink
Head on shoulders, I need to know
Would you call me if you found my phone?
There’s really no secret number to solve this mystery
Forget the drop
I’m at the spot
So fall for me
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Jeanne Wilder Melbourne, Australia
Taking inspiration from one of her namesake's best loved films, Jeanne Wilder's music is sweet, a little off beat and not always what it seems - dream sequence included.
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