Return
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Return
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You're no wiser now
Returning with your head bowed low
Tired of trying to make it happen
Trying to break out on your own
It seems you're always on the fence
You neither one side nor the other now
Well you better make some choices
Before they all start running out
But oh
Tell me do you hear the noise
It's growin'
Tell me do you hear the noise
Battles lost and won
And you're feeling like you've only
You've only just begun
To stand up on your own
Do you feel
Do you feel
Oh
Tell me do you feel the noise
It's growin'
Tell me do you feel the noise
In the hot blown dust we'd kneel
Where we once layed long in the tall grass
And the heart penned its appeal
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Oh
In the hot blown dust we'd kneel
Where we'd once layed long in the tall grass
And the heart penned its final appeal
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Glen Hansard performs "Return", and this lyric page sits inside the Glen Hansard catalog on LyroVerse.
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