Satellite
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Satellite
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Don't, don't lose faith
I know it can be so hot somedays
Go, hide your face
But when you're ready come back to your place
Here, right by me
Take all the time you need
And when you feel you can be found
Call up and missing around
When walls crashing down
I will be your solid ground
When you think you lost the line
Stuck in starless night, lift your eyes and watch the sky
I'll be your satellite
It's true
I promise you
No one knows, they supposed to do
We just run around these walls
And we climbed just who fall
And we hold beats enough
To be thought
And when you feel you can be found
Call up and missing around
When walls crashing down
I will be your solid ground
When you think you lost the line
Stuck in starless night, lift your eyes and watch the sky
I'll be your satellite
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Ben Abraham performs "Satellite", and this lyric page sits inside the Ben Abraham catalog on LyroVerse.
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