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Artist: Bon Voyage
Canonical path: /bon-voyage/matthew-web
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Matthew Web
Read Matthew Web lyrics by Bon Voyage on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Matthew Web
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It all looks the same
In this place where everyone has twelve kids
Where do I draw my need
To swimm from a shore to another one?
How’s it like beyond
This line between sky and sea
Can I reach this land by myself?
Tell me how far
I am from the river of my youth
It's still somehow
My vision of accomplishment and well
My brother is safe
I keep living in his memories
It still looks the same
In the town where we learnt to swim
I don't want to drown, but nothing great is easy
Too late, the flow's already taking me down to the falls
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Bon Voyage performs "Matthew Web", and this lyric page sits inside the Bon Voyage catalog on LyroVerse.
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