Fruit & Iceburgs
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Fruit & Iceburgs
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It's so nice to feel the colors
All days when you are new
You close your eyes
And feel the foam of silence.
Running home and cease to happen
Phase across the path of time
In it all you see them coming
That heaven left behind.
I can see you when you're laughing
Laughing when you're having fun
Your head is glowing
Overflowing with good times.
Listen for the water droplets
Falling from the ledge
Of birds you heard from grapevine sounds
Of people that you need. (Oh!)
(I definitely think that they're just costing way too much money)
It's so nice to feel the colors
All day when you are new
You close your eyes
And feel the foam of silence.
Listen for the water droplets
Falling from the ledge
Of birds you heard from grapevine sounds
Of people that you need.
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