The Green Harbor
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The Green Harbor
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You're not a sideways that guts the shutters
You're a waning grin that stills
You're a telephone that always answers
You're an ocean moving pill
But you are not controlled
By forced alarm clocks
Or an epitaph doctrine
You are wintry shine,
you are friendly harbors
You're my knight, my next of kin
Wake up you hardened hearts and grow
Open your circuit board and let your fuses show
The cancer has become the cure
The uncertainties will all be known for sure
A burning bush that never dies
The blue stars filling up the needing in my eyes
And every child will have a home
Cuase my mama knows she'll never die alone
It's the millennial identity
These wells will never sundry
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Deastro performs "The Green Harbor", and this lyric page sits inside the Deastro catalog on LyroVerse.
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