Canopy
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Canopy
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Simple and sweet is the city, we'll meet
Where the train on the street runs underground
People walk by as our worries subside
Many miles from that place where trouble hides
Look up and see, buildings form our canopy
All my people converge and unwind
Spending our time in a city so fine
All my people they shine, they shine
Left field a wall where the round trippers fall
In the park where the faithful walk tall
What's left to say as we walk down the way
And the sun shines the whole goddamn day
Nations may change but our friends stay the same
In my mind are their faces and names
Longing to live with more love left to give
There is so much more love we could give
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Addison Groove Project performs "Canopy", and this lyric page sits inside the Addison Groove Project catalog on LyroVerse.
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