Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Bronze Radio Return
Canonical path: /bronze-radio-return/curse-the-ground
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Curse The Ground
Read Curse The Ground lyrics by Bronze Radio Return on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curse The Ground
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Pull the ropes up tight and we’ll swing above this place
Get high for a while and watch the moon melt
From this roof-top seat we can dance above the town
On the soles of our feet and curse the ground
We’ll pretend to be hung upon apostrophes that pluralize the empty eyes
And judge a man by his degree
But it's so nice up here and the air feels good to breathe
My vision's clear, but it gets harder to see
Harder to see…
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Bronze Radio Return performs "Curse The Ground", and this lyric page sits inside the Bronze Radio Return catalog on LyroVerse.
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