Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Amy Correia
Canonical path: /amy-correia/angels-collide
Related lyric paths: 6
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Angels Collide
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Angels Collide
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Do you remember when you were a kid
And life was a lullaby
And the world that you dreamt in was king
Old oyster bed
And the whole sky was singing
And every song was good
Oh, where are you now
Angels collide in the neighborhood
Do you remember the ocean you left
Where every wave was a kiss
And the sand was a carpet you rode on
A stones throw away was your wish
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Gone just like a photo you lost
Love turns its eyes away
Was it you crying in a company car
I saw on the freeway today
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Amy Correia performs "Angels Collide", and this lyric page sits inside the Amy Correia catalog on LyroVerse.
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