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Artist: Digger
Canonical path: /digger/in-a-heart-beat
Related lyric paths: 6
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In A Heart Beat
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In A Heart Beat
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The last five years seem like they lasted so, so long.
Is this hopeless, just fate, I guess, now you're gone.
Is there a better way, to say goodbye, than in a song?
If you would ask me just on question: Would I do it all again? In a heartbeat.
In a perfect world time heals woulds, cut down to the tissue.
Is this fortune, or fortuious?
I am without you.
And time goes by so slowly, I feel like I'm stuck here and I'm all by myself, I'm so lonely, I want to be somewhere else.
Not here, not where my heart beats.
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Digger performs "In A Heart Beat", and this lyric page sits inside the Digger catalog on LyroVerse.
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