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Artist: Delerium
Canonical path: /delerium/flowers-become-screens
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Flowers Become Screens
Read Flowers Become Screens lyrics by Delerium on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Flowers Become Screens
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Soaks my skin - through to the bone
Pain is nothing that a downpour won't erase
Rain - you can't hold on to it
A treasure you cannot frame
Rain - somehow I'm drawn to it
I feel engaged, one and the same
When heavens dressing beads off my face
The pain is nothing that a downpour won't erase
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