Lovely Traces
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Lovely Traces
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I was consumed
By a life that I made
Destined to crash
Beat up and bruised
By the flashbacks of my own past
I tried to hide away
Till I heard you say
Lovely traces fall behind you
Turn around and you will see
Lovely Traces to remind you
Everything that you've been through
What it took to get you to me
All my mistakes
Regrettable choices I'd like to forget
But somehow you make
All that I wasted useful again
I thought I fell from grace
But you can't erase
The Lovely traces fall behind you
Turn around and you will see
Lovely Traces to remind you
Everything that you've been through
What it took to get you to me
I lost my direction
'Cause I couldn't see
What a beautiful picture
You would complete in me
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Who performs "Lovely Traces"?
Bishop Leonard Scott performs "Lovely Traces", and this lyric page sits inside the Bishop Leonard Scott catalog on LyroVerse.
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