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Artist: High Highs
Canonical path: /high-highs/bridge
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Bridge
Read Bridge lyrics by High Highs on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Bridge
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When unto this country
With a waking eye
Oh the spike was on my nerve
Was in my eye
When unto this substance
At the river end
Oh the bridge was pulled back up
Into the sky
How time did fly for you
Once I lost my brother
In the blink of an eye
Oh the web was spun
It held me on the line
One to kiss and steal
One to drink and beg
Oh pull me up
Beyond the rivers edge
How time did fly for you
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High Highs performs "Bridge", and this lyric page sits inside the High Highs catalog on LyroVerse.
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