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Artist: Aaron Spiro
Canonical path: /aaron-spiro/the-weight-is-gone
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Weight is Gone
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The Weight is Gone
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when it's over we all wanna be
among the victims an' refugees
we make a case for sympathy
when mercy is what we need
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I will not forget what you've done
Took the blame when i was the guilty one
Covered me
Now the sun has come and the weight is gone away
if the mountains fall into the sea
be my savior rescue me
when justice becomes my enemy
It's hard to swallow how much we need
Chorus
bridge:
let me hide inside your skin
where I'll never be condemned
Chorus
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