Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Heath McNease
Canonical path: /heath-mcnease/the-24th
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The 24th
Read The 24th lyrics by Heath McNease on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The 24th
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Simple chords for a simple mind
I wake up at one, it gets dark
At five that's four hours of light
I spend 'em all inside
My head
Life gets away from me
Red dissolves in white
White returns to green
She's praying for a ring
To come on christmas eve
It never will
Unto us a child is born
A cornerstone to rest upon
She's waiting for a ring
To come on new year's eve
It never does
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Heath McNease performs "The 24th", and this lyric page sits inside the Heath McNease catalog on LyroVerse.
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