Words
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Words
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Words, take her with you
Let her rest in your rhyme
Words, take her away
Somewhere be on time
Words - ease her breathing
Lay her softly on the floor
There, let her linger
And listen like ever before
Leave her windows uncovered at night
And fill her room with the city lights
As they illuminate the sky
It reminds her of the people outside
Cause she won't sleep unless she heals her loneliness
Walk with her beneath the tree tops
Create new paths and memories
Show her how the sunlight
Glances through the gaps between the leaves
Words, help her change the world
In only one verse
Tell her to reach for the stars
And to always put love first
Leave her windows uncovered at night
And fill her room with the city lights
As they illuminate the sky
It reminds her of the people outside
It reminds her of the people
It reminds her of the people
It reminds her of the people outside
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Who performs "Words"?
Ane Brun performs "Words", and this lyric page sits inside the Ane Brun catalog on LyroVerse.
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