Over Those Hills
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Over Those Hills
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Over those hills, I bet you're somewhere dreaming
I take my pills, every night and in the morning
When you wake up, ever wish I was beside you?
We could look out together in those hills, forever
Over those hills, I bet you're somewhere dreaming
I take my pills, every night and in the morning
When you wake up (wake up, wish I was)
Ever wish I was beside you? (beside, beside you)
We could look out together in those hills forever, hmm
So, this is the feeling
You can't imagine that it's real
Till you feel it, oh
Almost went numb
Thought I'd had enough
But the hurt is half the fun
Da, da-ra-ra, da-ra-ra, da-ra-ra-ra, da, da-ra-ra, da-ra, da-ra-ra
Da, da-ra-ra, da-ra-ra, da-ra-ra-ra, da
We could look out together on those hills, forever
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Hayley Williams performs "Over Those Hills", and this lyric page sits inside the Hayley Williams catalog on LyroVerse.
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