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Artist: Endless Hallway
Canonical path: /endless-hallway/grey-flats
Related lyric paths: 6
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Grey Flats
Read Grey Flats lyrics by Endless Hallway on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Grey Flats
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it was over
and i felt a hand run over my head
the wind came
and it brought me to the surface of the sand
and i realized
that you are here to help me understand
i have a brother
they were after us
the walls are gone
the pipes are hanging
all the money left
you were lost and we were hiding
so i take this time, a time to breathe
for all the days, theyre gone
to find another
only this now
spit at the sea
and we move to something new
only when we want to
alone on the sea that mothered me
juh.bloom
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