Speak
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Speak
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You change your mind, you want it back
But time is all we never have and
Hope is at the feet of pain
A needle in the fallen hay, oh
The reason is to reason why
The poet carves his words from lies and
To call it this or to call it that
To let it out today
If I said something
If I said something
If I said something
Would I be wrong again
The city lights up like a curse
The blinding noise is getting worse and
The falling wind and falling rain
We fall apart and change our names and
Mercy holds her head up high
A cup so warm to lips so dry and
Time is all we never have
So is it time to change
If I said something
If I said something
If I said something
Would I be wrong again
If I said something
If I said something
If I said something
If I could speak
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Who performs "Speak"?
Ashton Nyte performs "Speak", and this lyric page sits inside the Ashton Nyte catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to A Little Low and Alles Vir Jou with a short reason for opening each page next.
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