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This Time
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This Time
by Virginia Marcs
Verse 1:
I’m not, I’m not coming out tonight, yeah, I don’t, I don’t have it in me
There’ve been too many thieves in this menagerie, there’s nothing left of me
They say I know I’ve got what you’re looking for, got just what you need
Chorus:
I've been carved out and shaped, held down and draped across your finish line
A consolation prize, but not this time, not this time
Verse 2:
You try, keep trying to define me, yeah, you say, ha! you say I’m no lady
I take up too much space, too much for public grace, yeah, you can’t bear the infamy
I feel the bile rise, it whispers all your lies, they keep breathing in me
Chorus:
I've been carved out and shaped, held down and draped across your finish line
A consolation prize, but not this time, not this time
This time I’m mine, this time I’m mine
This time I’m mine, this time I’m mine, yeah
I don’t have to smile for you, no, baby, I don’t want to
I don’t need your point of view, this body does not belong to you
This time, this time, this time, this time;
This time, this time, this time;
This time, this time, this time;
Oh no not this time, no not this time,
Oh no not this time, this time, this time
Not this time
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Virginia Marcs Queens, New York
Virginia Marcs has gone from Madonna-obsessed adolescent to opera singer turned swing band leader; nothing fit ‘til she received her guitar and started writing. Known now for her emotionally exhilarating vocals and raw storytelling, fans compare her to Kate Bush, Tori Amos, Jeff Buckley and Adele while filing her under anything from new-American goth-rock and diva-folk to pop-punk. ... more
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