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Artist: Jeff Pianki
Canonical path: /jeff-pianki/attachment
Related lyric paths: 6
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Attachment
Read Attachment lyrics by Jeff Pianki on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Attachment
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I realize we'll all leave someday
To nourish the ground from where we came
A name engraved in stone sits where we lay
To be human is to learn to live with fate
For we must die but also learn to be okay
It still hasn't sunk in just yet
That one day I must take my last breath
The family and friends I would have left
'Cause what we know is what we never expect
And with each start there is always an end
I realize we'll all leave someday
So maybe I'll start praying on sundays
If love is not enough for heaven's gates
I'll to the sky and call it faith
But I don't think I'll ever be saved
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Jeff Pianki performs "Attachment", and this lyric page sits inside the Jeff Pianki catalog on LyroVerse.
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