Vanishing Note
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Vanishing Note
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I was a vanishing note
In the song, that you wrote
Your harmony
Grew far from me and faded
I was the pen to your sword
I completed the chord
You cut me out
I tried to shout, but my voice went
Ooh
Why did you edit me out?
Was I playing too loud
Was I off key?
Or was I just repeating?
You could have asked me to change
This was your arrangement
But there wasn’t space
So you erased me, now I go
Ooh
If there’s no room for me
In your doomed symphony
I’ll write my own
I’ll find a tone to match with mine
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Who performs "Vanishing Note"?
Josh Woodward performs "Vanishing Note", and this lyric page sits inside the Josh Woodward catalog on LyroVerse.
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