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Bridge To The Northern Lights

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Bridge To The Northern Lights

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"please step away"

Said the accidental signpost

To the kid on the edge

With a look of falling out there

Just to see if the hands

Of the angels

Could just block him

From the sea

From the night

From the echo of his shout

Now tell me

Who can resist

The allure of looking down

Upon the peace of the place

All this loosening of rave from

And this view

A lonely view

But as an open invitation

I don't know

"oh, no"

With a jaw

Said the empathetic driver

To herself

As she threw

All the strength into the brake's head

It was there

On the bridge

Of the northern lights that sparkled

With the city of her might

Which she knew it was at stake

Now tell me who could resist

And at this moment of attack here

And turn around, open palm

With desire to connect

He heard the name

From a friend

This is an open invitation

But to where, i don't know

Hey-yay-yay yah-ah-ah

Hey-yay-yay yah-ah-ah

H-yay-yay yah-ah-ah

You will

(repeat)

"please step away"

Spoke from her accidental courage

To the kid on the end

And then looking in

In sadness, 'cause

There is no guarantee

That there are angels even listening

Is this a pity, there's a need

To run happy from the facts now

Tell me how can resist

To construct their own conclusion

To the page of the book

And so some boats of the air from

Heaven's view

This lovely view

This is an open invitation

But to where

I don't know

"please hear me out

I like to sit in tall places"

Said the kid on the edge

With the hope of racing near here

Just to see if these hands

Can let go of this guard-rail

But isn't death

On the mind?

You'd better call the next-of-kin now

Tell me who can resist

Dreams of falling and flying

In the rush and the sound

And all freedom from this weight here

It was there on the bridge

Of the northern lights

They left

The car idling at the side of the road

Yay-yay-yay yah-ah-ah

Yay-yay-yay yah-ah-ah

H-yay-yay yah-ah-ah

You will

(repeat)

You will (yay-yay-yay yah-ah-ah, yay-yay-yay yah-ah-ah)

You will (h-yay-yay yah-ah-ah, you will)

You will (yay-yay-yay yah-ah-ah, yay-yay-yay yah-ah-ah)

You will (h-yay-yay)

Ah-ah-ah, ah-ah-ah, ah-ah-ah

You wi-ill (x4)

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