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Artist: Flora Cash
Canonical path: /flora-cash/tall-amp-round
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Tall & Round
Read Tall & Round lyrics by Flora Cash on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Tall & Round
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Make me well and send me home,
’Cause I will not have one single night
Without her.
I was long enough alone,
To know that I should not believe
The doubter
Take me to higher ground,
’Cause I can see this water slowly rising.
Take me to higher ground,
Where we’ll grow… tall and round.
Don’t go living by the sword
’Cause in all my years I’ve never seen
The guilty.
Don’t tell me I letchya down,
’Cause it ain’t my fault go blame the one
Who built me
I don’t mind it if you don’t mind it at all x4
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Flora Cash performs "Tall & Round", and this lyric page sits inside the Flora Cash catalog on LyroVerse.
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