Sweet Release
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Sweet Release
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Hey there you, roll the windows down
Feel the sting of the breeze as you leave this town
Where the dreams of the stars waiting to be found
Fall as hard as a heart on the concrete ground
But you still got a smile on your face
Not sure why you came in the first place
But it don't matter anyway
Chorus:
Cause it seems like just admitting
Things won't turn out like you once believed
Brings an unexpected freedom
And a sense of Sweet Release
Hey there you, put on your best smile
When you run into the one you haven't seen in a while
There was a time you were both young, dumb and wild
Playing games, picking names for your made up child
But you still got a smile on your face
Cause now your in a different place
Chorus
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Blake And Fallon performs "Sweet Release", and this lyric page sits inside the Blake And Fallon catalog on LyroVerse.
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