C. Pike
C. is 16 years old.
She is the Piano Player of Stolen Dreams.
C. is also known as "☥ Connie the strange ☥".
C. is located in Johannesburg at The Myth|Johannesburg.
C. likes to go for a walk during off hours and is trying to do nothing in order to get ahead professionally.
Never Say Forever
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Song Details
Never Say Forever is Easy Listening music in tempo Adagio. The music is earth shaking and the lyrics are GOD SMACKINGLY GLORIOUS. The song was written 5/26/2010 by C. Pike. The originality is perfect.
| Fame: |
38 |
| Popularity: |
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| Stage Potential: |
30 |
| Genre: |
Modern Rock |
| Owner: |
None |
| First Revealed: |
4/14/2011 |
Dominant Instruments
Lead Vocals
Drums
Piano
Electric Guitar
Violin
Special Lyrics
Fallen angel, come to me,
give me your cold embrace,
whisper nightmares in my ear,
show me your deformed face.
Don't leave me behind,
just loneliness scares me.
Make me a promise forever
and cross your fingers without letting me see
(chorus)
You can never say forever
time will take your words away.
You can never leave me alone
that's why I'm afraid
Fallen angel, come to me
wipe away my tears with pain.
I stumbled on the road, please
wash my wounds with acid rain.
Don't leave me hurted,
night's falling over me.
Make me a promise forever
and cross your fingers without letting me see
(chorus)
You can never say forever
time will take your words away.
You can never leave me alone
that's why I'm afraid
Where were you when I needed your embrace, when the shadows surrounded me?
Where were you when I screamed your name to the wind, and only silence came back to me?
(chorus)
You can never say forever
time will take your words away.
You can never leave me alone
that's why goodbye is all that I can say
Record Releases
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