Beautiful Stones
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Beautiful Stones
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There's beautiful stones at the bottom of the ocean
Don't you want to go down and see
The sun is in your eyes and it seems alright
Something inside must have made you nervous
Wiser than your years
Shed all your tears
Let it all go
Tear down the sky
Didn't you want to see the stones fall?
Didn't you want to see everything?
Didn't you want to see the stones fall?
Didn't you want to see everything?
Downunder water
You know what your worth
You can feel your resistance
You can feel you birth
Because everything comes around for these who wait around….
Didn't you want to see the stones fall?
Didn't you want to see everything?
Didn't you want to see the stones fall?
Didn't you want to see everything?
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Gold Cash Gold performs "Beautiful Stones", and this lyric page sits inside the Gold Cash Gold catalog on LyroVerse.
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