Marigold
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Marigold
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You can't make it on your own
Cause time is passing so slowly, these days
You feel so sad and alone
Down the streets we used to know a long time ago
When I realize that you're gone
Changing all the things that we've learned together
And now I can see
Are you really all that you say and feel
Sometimes I will make it on my own
But now I just need to sing our song
When time sounds lazy, and our lives sound the same
We need some breaking, to find something new again
When time sounds lazy, and your life feels the same
You may need some breaking, to find someone new again
Marigold you seem so strong
When the day is passing like my old dreams and fears
And you feel so cold and alone
Seems like nothing here is falling in place
Sometimes we need to make it on our own
But now we just need to sing our song
When time sounds lazy, and our lives sound the same
We need some breaking, to find something new again
When time sounds lazy, and your life feels the same
You may need some breaking, to find someone new again
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Arthur Matos performs "Marigold", and this lyric page sits inside the Arthur Matos catalog on LyroVerse.
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