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Artist: Downward
Canonical path: /downward/glasshouse
Related lyric paths: 5
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Glasshouse
Read Glasshouse lyrics by Downward on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Glasshouse
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Lilac under rain
Purple over grey
Covering your rings
Stopping everything
Vodka gatorade
Everything you say
Anything you need, just take it
How do I tread under your hand?
I'm in your water
I didn’t wanna
Why do you stand on the fence when
I'm in your garden?
Why are you calling?
Glasshouse in the trees
Bricks piled at your feet
How much do we take?
Can we carry it up the hill?
Do you care enough?
To let it get good again
All on your watch
Watching 'em walk all over you
What can I do?
How do I stop?
Where do I start?
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Downward performs "Glasshouse", and this lyric page sits inside the Downward catalog on LyroVerse.
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