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Black Ball
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Black Ball by Erisa Rei Kopp/ Pesky Fly Music 2011
Verse 1:
I watch the black ball as it bounces out from the eye of your icy stare
Skating down off of your shoulder, finding warmth outside the snare
Keep on rolling
Keep on rolling
Black ball of blame
Verse 2:
It's too bad the way you treat me. It's a crime and a crying shame.
Still you turn your back full to me and marble-shoot down my good name
Keep on rolling
Keep on rolling
Black ball of blame
Chorus:
Keep rolling black ball, keep rolling, keep rolling
Keep rolling black ball of blame
Keep rolling black ball, keep rolling, keep rolling
Keep rolling past all of the shame
Black ball of blame
Verse 3:
I’m only rejected if I feel it- I'm only outcast in your mind
So I throw my smile straight at you, shoulders back and head held high
I keep on rolling
Keep on rolling
Past all the shame
Chorus:
Keep rolling black ball, keep rolling, keep rolling
Keep rolling black ball of blame
Keep rolling black ball, keep rolling, keep rolling
Keep rolling past all of the shame
Black ball of blame
Bridge:
What is this game that you like to play
Such a childish thing to convey
While I don't mind not being in your life
Still I don't like leaving you behind
But you've made up your mind
Chorus:
Keep rolling black ball, keep rolling, keep rolling
Keep rolling black ball of blame
Keep rolling black ball, keep rolling, keep rolling
Keep rolling past all of the shame
Black ball of blame
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Erisa Rei Spring Hill, Tennessee
Erisa Rei’s relationship to her music is not a “love affair”... it’s a torrid, sultry, and passionate romance that has
defined her existence for over two decades.
Today, with experience, maturity, and a few more miles under her belt, Erisa is taking her music to a whole new level with her sophomore project, “Black Ball”, which is already drawing industry attention.
Bio written by Dreamhand
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