I'll never tell you what I saw
Or how it made me breathe.
I'll never repeat what I heard
How long it took me to leave.
I'll never tell you what I saw
Or how it made my smile freeze
Cause this world is a whirlwind, but I'm holding that trapeze
And I'll never tell you what I saw
I'll never tell you who I loved
Or how they made me free
I'll never tell you how I slept
Back when I was 15
I thought that I could just forget
The bricks that have built me
But this world is a whirlwind and I'm holding that trapeze
And I'll never tell you who I loved
But if I could tell you one thing
I would tell you I'm not leaving
If I could show you one thing
All my mistakes have shaped me
Into who I am
And who I am just wants to make you home
I'll never tell you why I drive
Into the night and back again
I hardly speak of my hometown
My little hands in the cement
I'll never tell you what I saw, close the door, swallow the key
But this world is a whirlwind and I'm holding that trapeze
Ya this world keeps on turning, love is carried in a sling
Ya this world is a whirlwind and I'm holding that trapeze.
So I'll never tell you what I saw
Dia Frampton is an American singer-songwriter known for her powerful voice and evocative melodies. Born in California in 1986, she began writing songs at the age of 12. In 2010, Dia Frampton rose to fame by participating in the talent show The Voice, where she finished as the runner-up. After the show, she released her debut album "The Voice" in 2011, which includes tracks like "Heart Beat" and "I'm Not Afraid". Frampton is known for her indie pop music with folk and rock influences. Her musical style is characterized by introspective lyrics and delicate arrangements. Besides her solo career, Dia Frampton has collaborated with other artists such as The Civil Wars.
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