Biography:
Anna Nalick (born March 30, 1984, in Temple City, California) is an American platinum-selling singer and songwriter. In addition to writing all of her own music, Nalick has been writing for other artists since the age of 15.
Starting in 2003, Nalick released her first studio produced album, entitled: “Wreck of the Day” in 2005. It featured the hit single “Breathe (2AM)” under the SonyMusic label. The song propelled to the top of the charts and sent Anna on a nearly four year tour around the world.
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Other songs:
- At Now
- Aura
- Breathe
- Breathe (2 Am)
- Breathe (2am)
- Catalyst
- Drink Me
- In My Head
- Wreck Of The Day
- All On My Own
- All Through The Night
- Band Of Gold
- Bleed
- Break Me Open
- Breathe 2 Am
- Broken Doll
- Car Crash
- Citadel
- Concider This
- Consider This
- Drive Him Home
- Forever Love Digame
- In The Rough
- Indecision Kills
- Knots
- Lullaby Singer
- More Than Melody To Me
- Paper Bag
- Paperbag
- Satellite
- Shine
- Sort Of Delilah
- The Fairest Of The Seasons
- These Old Wings
- Walk Away
- Words
- Wrick Of The Day
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in the movies
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Still want to go
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There's something here
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In the way in the way that we're constantly moving
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Reminds you of home
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So you've taken these pills
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For to fill up your soul
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And you're drinking them down with cheap alcohol
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I'd be inclined to be yours for the taken
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And part of this terrible mess that you're making
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reaction
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And I'm drinking them down with cheap alcohol
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And you'd be inclined to be mine for the taking
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But you you're the catalyst
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You'll be the vein
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You'll be the pain
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You'll be the scar
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You'll be the road rolling below
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The wheels of a car
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And all of the thoughts oh god
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Don't know if I'm strong enough now
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You'll be the vein
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You'll be the pain
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You'll be the
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Catalyst
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These L A lights no no
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Still want to go
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