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Artist: Grandaddy
Canonical path: /grandaddy/first-movementmessage-fade
Related lyric paths: 6
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First Movement/Message Fade
Read First Movement/Message Fade lyrics by Grandaddy on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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First Movement/Message Fade
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Sarah, can you hear me now?
My resonator's breaking down
I met your choir by the rocks
And we've agreed to bring you up whatever the
Cost...
Sarah, released today
There were songs in the dreams
and I heard them say
Sarah, don't be afraid
Lest we fall once again.
It's happiness that matters anyway,
It's happiness that matters anyway...
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