Dead Pixel In The Sky
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The Tree

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Dead Pixel In The Sky Canonical path: /dead-pixel-in-the-sky/the-tree Related lyric paths: 1
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The Tree

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Roots in my skin

They tell me I belong here

Roots in my skin

I can feel it draining all my fears

This blood is water but it burns

The forest of my lungs when I run

This blood is water but it burns

Always running trying to move on

I'm part of this, but roots in my skin

Am I the falling leaf of my family history?

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