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Artist: Bedhead
Canonical path: /bedhead/wind-down
Related lyric paths: 6
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Wind Down
Read Wind Down lyrics by Bedhead on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Wind Down
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wind. the wind
begin to ascend.
reach for anything,
as the air has no end.
but soon, you'll wind
down through the air
with only the cold, hard ground
meeting you there.
feel the soil
running through your nose.
it's a wound down music box
that doesn't know how it goes.
it's a simple memory
that falls apart as it grows.
it's a simple memory
that falls apart as it grows.
now that picture is cracked
and the color is gone.
and the last thing I remember
I can no longer see.
there's a tree that grows into
a tree that collapses.
but from there, it goes off
into the scenery.
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