The Precipice

Matthew MacDonald

I wish I could play the violin
I’d play ‘til tears rolled down your cheek and chin
And if you sang along
We could write the saddest song
Sometimes I indulge my every whim
And piece-by-piece I build the cell I’m in
But I only stay here long enough
To write the saddest song
I dreamt I stood on a hill that I wished was a mountain
To look back on all my accomplishments

Well they must have been small because I couldn’t seem to find them
So I took a leap off of the precipice
I wish I could play piano well
I’d hit the keys that make your spirit swell
And if you sang along
We could write the saddest song
Whatever the cost
Whether it works out or not
Whatever the cost
Whether it works out or not
I’ll follow you with my heart

Trivia about the song The Precipice by The Classic Crime

When was the song “The Precipice” released by The Classic Crime?
The song The Precipice was released in 2012, on the album “Phoenix”.
Who composed the song “The Precipice” by The Classic Crime?
The song “The Precipice” by The Classic Crime was composed by Matthew MacDonald.

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