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Artist: Hum
Canonical path: /hum/pewter
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Pewter
Read Pewter lyrics by Hum on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Pewter
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Let's see how my day goes.
Let's see how my day goes.
She walks across on moonbeams.
She walks across on moonbeams.
Let's see how my day goes.
Let's see how my day...
You trust your heart to know what's real,
but I've already spoken the words, mine.
The sun, the moons, and the plans we make,
not to be, not take, for taking, it's all mine.
She walks across on moonbeams.
She walks across on moonbeams.
You trust your heart to know what's real,
but I've already spoken the words, mine.
The sun, the moons, the plans we make,
it's all been for the taking, it's all mine.
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Hum performs "Pewter", and this lyric page sits inside the Hum catalog on LyroVerse.
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