How We're Made
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How We're Made
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It's cold in here, I take a breath
Pull the air into my chest again...again
Eyes are closed, I'm wondering
Am I wide awake or fast asleep...asleep
The red alarm clock radio comes to life in monotone to say...to me
This is just reality, I get up cos the world won't wait for me..for me
I had to let you go
But I miss you
I couldn't keep you here
I just miss you
Footsteps on these cobbled streets
In rainless nights, it's wet under my feet...two feet
The sirens in the distance scream
Goes to save somebody from something...something
I know it's how we're made, but I miss you
A day is still a day, I just miss you
My stare goes on for miles, I miss you
For miles and miles and miles, I just miss you
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Bo Bruce performs "How We're Made", and this lyric page sits inside the Bo Bruce catalog on LyroVerse.
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