Stones
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Stones
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Could it be that you and me were made to breathe and show our love
Could it be we only bleed when someone cuts to draw our blood
They say it's in love but fear is what they seek
And jealousy sits on their tongue
They flog our minds and prick our hearts
When we're in pain our heads are hung
When we're in pain our head's are hung
Who are we to judge
Are we not to love when you point there are three pointing back at you
It's the love we give that defeats the sin
Not the stones we choose to throw
You say i'm wrong to sing my song
But the tune you play offends my heart
Cause god i seek his love i know
Without these we fall apart
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