Gravity
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Gravity
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Midnight
Never ending
No sight
No pretending
Under the weight of savage loss
Empty
No possession
Heavy
All confession
I'll melt away like morning frost
When
I feed the ground
And trees
There
My heart has found
Gravity
One more
Darkened threshold
We were
Never blessed so
I suffocate on failing words
Thorough
Disconnecting
Let go
From protecting
I disappear like frightened birds
When
I feed the ground
And trees
There
My heart has found
Gravity
(When)
(I feed the ground)
(And trees)
(There)
(My heart has found)
(Gravity)
When
I feed the ground
And trees
There
My heart has found
Gravity
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Blue Stahli performs "Gravity", and this lyric page sits inside the Blue Stahli catalog on LyroVerse.
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