Hold an image of the ashtray girl
Of cigarette burns on my chest
I wrote a poem that described her world
And put our friendship to the test
And late at night
Whilst on all fours
She used to watch me kiss the floor
What's wrong with this picture?
What's wrong with this picture?
Farewell the ashtray girl
Forbidden snowflake
Beware this troubled world
Watch out for earthquakes
Goodbye to open sores
To broken semaphore
You know we miss her
We miss her picture
Sometimes it's fated
(We) Disintegrated it
For fear of growing old
Sometimes it's fated
(We) Assassinated it
For fear of growing old
Farewell the ashtray girl
Angelic fruitcake
Beware this troubled world
Control your intake
Goodbye to open sores
Goodbye and furthermore
You know we miss her
We miss her picture
Sometimes it's fated
(We) Disintegrated it
For fear of growing old
Sometimes it's fated
(We) Assassinated it
For fear of growing old
Hang on
Though we try
It's gone
Hang on
Though we try
It's gone
Sometimes it's fated
(We) Disintegrated it
For fear of growing old
Sometimes it's fated
(We) Assassinated it
For fear of growing old
Can't stop growing old..
Emma Louise Hewitt (born January 27, 1985) is an Australian-Dutch singer and songwriter known for her collaborations with trance and progressive house music producers. Her melodic and powerful vocals have featured on numerous international hits, helping to define the sound of the genre throughout the 2010s. Among her most famous tracks are "Sun Goes Down" (with Gareth Emery), "Light" (with Cosmic Gate) and "The Way I Feel" (with Ferry Corsten). Hewitt has collaborated with many prominent artists, including Armin van Buuren, Above and Beyond and Dash Berlin. Her music is characterized by emotional atmospheres, catchy melodies and lyrics that explore themes of love, loss and hope.
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