Nameless
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Nameless
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Every child asks why we die
No one tells a bird to fly
The trace of sunlight in your eye
Nameless
The sugar ache that means regret
The tiny hurts we can't forget
An undertaker's cigarette
Nameless
Here I am
Why don't you give me a sign
Here I am
Why don't you give me a sign
Between the lightning and the thunder
Right before you hear a train
The knowledge that you could go under
Nameless
Here I am
Why don't you give me a sign
Here I am
Why don't you give me a sign
When they come my haunting years
You'll hear no sound and you'll feel no fear
Once in a while you sense me near
Nameless
Nameless
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Boo Hewerdine performs "Nameless", and this lyric page sits inside the Boo Hewerdine catalog on LyroVerse.
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