Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Glondemir
Canonical path: /glondemir/weary-man
Related lyric paths: 6
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Weary Man
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Weary Man
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She moved to the sea. Just to find me
But when I got there she didn't care
she moved to the north was bored of love
she didn't like warmth I didn't so
The world of today Works a new way
She says she knows it. That's alright
Weary man don't you let go
You're just a scapegoat
Weary man don't you get low
It ain't you're fault
She moved to the sky. Just like she's died
and there she gets wings all those things
she once had a dream she told me it seemed
like I said to her save the world
My lord is a child Rising so high
And I got his name All the same
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