We All Know
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We All Know
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We all know
That the wind blows
And the moon glows
And our lungs grow
We belong to the floating hand
That's made by some animals
And we all dance so
We can let go
And we move close
And trade lows
Like the type of tongue that roots from your breast
And it shakes your pretty little clavicle
A good friend
Is walking
To a homeland
And inside land
And to him I said
You can leave your eyes at the horizon's dead door
'Cause you won't need them anymore
The children
Spins the dawn in
And the morning
Disappearing
They reappeared as a seed of love
You know the earth births the vegetables
We all know
We all know
We all know
We all know
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Devendra Banhart performs "We All Know", and this lyric page sits inside the Devendra Banhart catalog on LyroVerse.
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