Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Casey Stratton
Canonical path: /casey-stratton/bloom
Related lyric paths: 6
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Bloom
Read Bloom lyrics by Casey Stratton on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Bloom
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Standing at the edge of solace
I'm all alone
Echoes of your voice posses me
But you are gone
A winter sun crawls down toward evening
Light breezes come
Caress my face with vowes of sleeping
But I am done
If just for a moment
You'd find me in these snows
I'd fly away with you
I don't want to bloom without you
I don't want to breathe without you
I don't want to be without you
I don't want to sleep without you
I don't want to laugh without you
I don't want to die without you
I don't want to love without you
I don't want to bloom without you
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Who performs "Bloom"?
Casey Stratton performs "Bloom", and this lyric page sits inside the Casey Stratton catalog on LyroVerse.
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