Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Houston Calls
Canonical path: /houston-calls/seattle-red-eye
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Seattle Red-Eye
Read Seattle Red-Eye lyrics by Houston Calls on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Seattle Red-Eye
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I sip poison that cures and dream of rainy days and of northwestern shores
just one more step you say.
So here we go
I'll pack my bags and head out to the west with a hope under my arm.
Paint skylines on the lake, reflections light our eyes
This summer's make or break not concrete like sunrise.
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