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the fine line - by Fae Wiedenhoeft 20 february 2002

the fine line between
want & need
we play the balancing act
with arms out stretched
and toes on tips
the shutter of fire
and stillness of breath
what makes this line too thick to pass
in places far too thin
the fine line between
want & need
do we cross tonight?

the fine line between
friends & more
you get tangled in my hair
whirling around in
this dance with chance
the fingers familar
and the kiss of romance
in the world of perfect thoughts
i'd have my cake and eat it too
the fine line between
friends & more
just isnt that easy to cross

i dont want to face regrets for time that might not be
the pushing over that edge of you and me
in this moment in my heart there's a love i cant deny
but do i try..
do i try....

the fine line between
me and you
seems to be wearing thin
with our arms out stretched
and hands on hips
the pull of the hunger
and the push of whats next
though we know we could lose it all
playing with fire sometimes burns
the fine line between
me and you
do we cross tonight?

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from SeaStar - Live at the Lyon's Den, released February 15, 2008
Music and Lyrics by Fae Wiedenhoeft

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SeaStar Seattle, Washington

SeaStar hails from the rainy town of Seattle.
Since 2007, Fae Wiedenhoeft and her band have been entertaining audiences with their unique blend of Celtic Folk. Their award winning, traditional sounding compositions and clever story songs are loved and revered by many across the globe.
They have traveled to many places with their music and cannot wait to share some stories with you! ... more

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