Hillsides
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Hillsides
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I saw you yesterday
In the sweet Texas sun
Hanging out on a hillside
Away from everyone
Here on a mountain slide
Where the bluebonnets ride under skies of purple sea
Where the soul learns to speak
Thunderously so thunderously
Where two become three I learn slowly it seems
Tired of running after me
Tired of running after me
Color wheel spinning and takes the old man away
Oh let me see every moment of the day
14 seasons and reasons of in between
Gonna do what I say and say just what I mean
Gonna be who I’ll be
It’s not about me
I’m learning to see
I have so many needs
Countless it seems
And trifling
I’m learning to love
Tired of running after me
Tired of running after me
Tired of running after me
Tired of running after me
Tired of running after me
Tired of running after me
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Who performs "Hillsides"?
Israel Nash performs "Hillsides", and this lyric page sits inside the Israel Nash catalog on LyroVerse.
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