Let It All Pass
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Let It All Pass
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One wild wakes through gates of sleep
Sinking self so sweet
The last song say feel afraid
But the evil that can be, has been, will be again...
Everything's moving away too fast
I don't mind let it pass,
All things in town went, nothing will last
Lord I don't mind let it all pass.
To the higher heights I get lifted
Don't know I ever left, I drifted, I kept with it
Not since gods of old walked the earth
Not since the virgin birth, for what it's worth.
With everything moving way too fast
I don't mind let it pass,
All things in town went, nothing will last
Lord I don't mind let it all pass.
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Dead Meadow performs "Let It All Pass", and this lyric page sits inside the Dead Meadow catalog on LyroVerse.
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