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[Verse 1]
I fell in love with a wind-up souvenir
I bought it downtown as I was on my way to meet you
She sounds like the songs you used to sing to put me to sleep but
Now that you're gone, she's all that I've left to hold
[Chorus]
And I feel so all alone
No one's gonna fix me when I'm broke
How do you cry with inanimate eyes? You're never gonna smile with the way that you're wired
And I feel so all alone
[Verse 2]
I gave her to you (I don't need a toy); I thought you might appreciate (I don't like the way that it moves)
The way that she dances, the painted look upon her face (Someone must've thrown this away)
She must have come from the sun (I got too much stuff); I wanna take her through the park
Where she'd tell me I'm all that she wants (Speaking of which) if she could even talk (I think we need to talk)
[Chorus]
I feel so all alone
No one's gonna fix me when I'm broke
How do you cry with inanimate eyes? You're never gonna smile with the way that you're wired
And I feel so all alone
I feel so all alone
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"All Alone" is a song by fun. from the album Some Nights, released in 2012. The song was written by Andrew Dost, Jack Antonoff, Jeff Bhasker, Nate Ruess. It was produced by Jeff Bhasker.
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[Bridge]
As she sits on my shelf, it makes me think of you
The way she carries the things that remind me of who
We used to be before we became antiques
She's a lot like you, but when I hold her too
Tight, I know she'll break (Tight, I know she'll break), she just takes some glue to stay
[Chorus]
And I feel so all alone
No one's gonna fix me when I'm broke
How do you cry with inanimate eyes? You're never gonna smile with the way that you're wired
And I feel so all alone
I feel so all alone
I feel so all alone
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From Dork
Bleachers have revisited their debut in three different ways: as Jack Antonoff’s original record, other artists’ interpretations and a tenth-anniversary return.
Start with ‘Strange Desire’, then follow Jack Antonoff’s route from immediate synth-pop catharsis to the full-band scale of Bleachers’ later records.
