Gravity pulls
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Gravity pulls
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Satellites fall away
Avery time i close my eyes
The sum of my own denial
Echoes for a thousand miles
Gravity pulls
Shadows on the runway
Sent to battle over me
Layers in reality
I'll find an open road
Sleep out on the back seat
I need to see the sky
The colour of the blue sea
I could be gone a while
We have come a long way
Further than our reason lies
All that still survives is stranger than we realize
I'll find an open road
Sleep out on the back seat
I need to see the sky
The colour of the blue sea
I could be gone a while
Gravity pulls
Falling from a stolen high
I'm out of the will that i put in
Nothing more to hide behind
I'll find an open road
Sleep out on the back seat
I need to see the sky
The colour of the blue sea
I could be gone a while
I need to see the sky
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