Thread
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Thread
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Thread
(Intro)
Like the world outside my door,
Didn't know that much before ... you.
Came into my life one morning,
Then you left without a warning.
Maybe I answer your questions too much,
I can't see what is common between two of us.
Your eyes just seem asleep,
To dreams of what may be.
(Chorus)
Start thinking now,
That there's a reason for this song.
And everyone is catching on,
You've got this sickness in your head,
So small we'll have to grab it with a thread.
Right now my question to you is not just,
A reason for waiting inside on your lust.
May seep into my song,
These lies completely wrong.
(Chorus)
(Bridge)
And take it out for viewing,
Put it back in next fall.
(Chorus)
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Even Stevens performs "Thread", and this lyric page sits inside the Even Stevens catalog on LyroVerse.
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