A Stone Is a Stone
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A Stone Is a Stone
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Think of something you've seen
Break it down
Tell me as much as you can
Break it down for me
Oh, how I love what you see
Make it sound like I haven't even been listening
To a word you say
With your back to the wall
Somehow now, how I got here, I can't recall
But then again, here I am
Thinking there has to have been
Something wrong
Since the time when a stone was a stone
Now, what do I know?
This is how you go
Now what do I know
This is how you go
And if again we must go, this time
I know how to go about it like I don't mind
It's my plight
To you, my dear, again, good night
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Helena Deland performs "A Stone Is a Stone", and this lyric page sits inside the Helena Deland catalog on LyroVerse.
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