Trapeze
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Trapeze
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I felt your hand slip from mine
I thought, "I know we won't survive this time"
And yet I don't regret
(Look up)
As you lay dying on the sawdust floor, the lights so bright around you
(We have come for you)
I won't have you anymore, but I'm so glad that I found you
I knew (we have come for you) there was no safety net
(Hey, look up, we have come for you)
And so I don't regret a minute of the time we spent
And I wept as they carried you from the tent
And laid you down on the velvet ground
The leaves swirling all around
The leaves swirling all around
And with your last breath, you said
"They have come for me
I won't forget a minute of the time we spent
And I don't regret
I knew there was no safety net"
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Hannah Fury performs "Trapeze", and this lyric page sits inside the Hannah Fury catalog on LyroVerse.
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