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Monday, 14 November 2022

False Alarm - Lee Curreri - Song of the Week


The Lyric "I Lost a Part of Me, Something I Never Knew Was There" comes from the Season 3 song "False Alarm", written and performed by Lee Curreri.



One Look in your eyes,
I kinda fantasied a tour.
Nothing serious,
I didn't have a thing to lose.

I never knew a love disguised
could make your body temperature rise.
So what seemed like a fire

Was a False Alarm
We woke the fire station
With a False Alarm
Cupid's on vacation
and this False Alarm
We'll turn it into something next time. 

Midnight wondering,
lonely and a little scared.
I lost a part of me,
Something I never knew was there.

You said nothing venture, nothing gained.
It sounds good but it doesn't explain.
This question or game,

Called a False Alarm.
I never knew this was False Alarm.
Every time we kissed,
There was a false alarm.
The lights were on
but no one was home.

We should have known,
that we didn't have a prayer.
We heard the warnings well enough.
This might have been the answer to a dare.
But did I have to fall in love.
Like a big dumb, 

Of a False Alarm.
No answer to this riddle,
called a false alarm.
Yet there laughing in the middle,
of a False Alarm.
Now it's over
and I'm missing the buzz.

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