Flowers
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Flowers
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Without you i'd be fearing the fall
I'm scared that i'd be losing the light
You envelope the darkness like the only glow in the night
Now i'm here, i'm here till our sun departs
I won't fear, I won't fear we'll lose who we are
'Cause flowers don't grow in the dark
If only I could stop and think
Will you lead me to the water we cleanse in the spring?
Tell me when you're home
Show me the soul in your skies
Now i'm here, i'm here till our sun departs
I won't fear, I won't fear we'll lose who we are
'Cause flowers don't grow in the dark
'Cause flowers don't grow in the dark
Without you i'd be fearing the fall
I'm scared that i'd be losing the light
You envelope the darkness like the only glow in the night
'Cause flowers don't grow in the dark
'Cause flowers don't grow in the dark
'Cause flowers don't grow in the dark
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