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Artist: Bird Courage
Canonical path: /bird-courage/mayshower
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Mayshower
Read Mayshower lyrics by Bird Courage on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Mayshower
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Do you run to be free?
Do you run to lead me?
Well, I'd care for the sea...
And I'd care for you to be free.
Still, I ran and followed you
And I ran through doors that led me to you
And you showed me to be free
And you showed me to care for the sea.
Facing open doors
Dropped into the ocean floor
Surfing to the shore
Guiding fins to lands so poor
Surfing to the shore
Guided fins to lands so poor
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