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Artist: Citizen
Canonical path: /citizen/common-weather
Related lyric paths: 6
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Common Weather
Read Common Weather lyrics by Citizen on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Common Weather
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The city's getting darker by the second
And we're losing sleep and losing friends in time
Where did all the weekends go
The wasted time and youth
Thin lines again
I never knew just what I've missed
But it's hit or miss this time
I've paid my dues now it's time to get this right
I know that things are changing now
I know that things are changing now
I know that things are changing
The only place I know has turned on me
Take a look into the setting sun
Take a look and who are you going to miss
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