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Artist: Haux
Canonical path: /haux/our-fathers
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Our Fathers
Read Our Fathers lyrics by Haux on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Our Fathers
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Throwing stones
From the edge
Did I make you feel, damaged?
A photograph
Not a portrait lies
So make your call, or I'll make mine
In the storm we called our fathers
In the storm we called our fathers
Squint your eyes
Until you can see
What's hidden or what's frightening
If it's the cold you want
Then bundle up
If it's love you need
Then trust your gut
In the storm we told our fathers
In the storm we told our fathers
We drove on
Shadowing, these white lines
Does it take us far
Or does it lead us blind?
In the storm we called our fathers
In the storm we called our fathers
We drove on
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