White Out
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White Out
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Tighten the pressure on progression
Conceal the signs and float past them
With graceful movement
It won't matter when time slows
Or if the scenery's perfect covered in snow
For everyday I'm breathing
My honest mistakes are mine to make
But as long as you'll wait I'll stay in place
As long as you'll wait
Come up from the bottom
Right up to the mountains
Skating on silver, frozen lakes
With graceful movement
So the ice would not break
Putting your life in your own hands to seal your own fate
For everyday I'm breathing
My honest mistakes are mine to make
But as long as you'll wait I'll stay in place
As long as you'll wait
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George Ogilvie performs "White Out", and this lyric page sits inside the George Ogilvie catalog on LyroVerse.
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