Glaciers
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Glaciers
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Raindrops falling on my head
For all I know the clouds are rolling in again
And if I fall through the ice
I need to know
That you will lead me to the light
Glaciers fall
I still wont leave you
I need sound
So I can see you
Don't drown out
'Cuz i still need you
Need you
Need you
Need you
Raindrops falling on my head
For all I know the clouds are rolling in again
And if I fall through the ice
I need to know
That you will lead me to the light
Glaciers fall
I still wont leave you
I need sound
So I can see you
Don't drown out
'Cuz i still need you
Need you
Need you
Need you
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