Station Grey
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Station Grey
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Station grey
Are you still waiting
For the children
To tumble away
Walk us through
Fields undivided
Feel the weightless
Return back to you
Down in the valley
I've not lost a thing
Down here in the valley
Where the mission bells ring
Two by two
The lights shine
In the orchard
Ask me why I'd
Stand in for you
And I once knew
The feel of a body
Satisfied, oh so satisfied
When nobody's watching
Will you please be kind
When nobody's watching
Will it be your way or mine
Down in the valley
I've not lost a thing
Down here in the valley
Where the mission bells ring
Station grey
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Jesse Sykes performs "Station Grey", and this lyric page sits inside the Jesse Sykes catalog on LyroVerse.
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