Little Feats
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Little Feats
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On a sunny day, when you descended
With a shine of a smile for a weathered way
Now I walk in it, and the balance tips
As`we harvest love, we're gonna bury some
And those little feats, take the best from me
Like the major lift to this melody, melody
And you cling and you clang
In these moments arms
Make a field for me, to roll with you
Now the future's sealed, staying on these feet
Let the darkness sleep, we won't dream of it, dream of it
Stay oh stay I want you to stay
Stay with me we'll send them back to sea, to sea
I want you to stay with me
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John Carrie and Moor Green performs "Little Feats", and this lyric page sits inside the John Carrie and Moor Green catalog on LyroVerse.
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