Rise And Fall
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Rise And Fall
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Yesterday I felt so sad
I came home early from work
Fell asleep with my clothes on,
Woke up when the sun was gone
There's an ocean in my heart
From the hurt for words we said
Trust, these days just feels like
some wave without a shore
Everywhere I go I rise and fall
Colors they all turn to one.
Days and weeks and months so fast
How can I hold on to that?
April with your eyes so bright
Come and stay with me tonight.
You hold promise in your hands
Hope I understand
Everything you say turns night to day
Light pours over every word
Days and weeks and months so fast
Suddenly come rushing back
Everywhere I go I rise and fall
Feelings they turn into one
Days and weeks and months so fast
How can I hold on to that?
How can I hold on to that?
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