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Artist: Julian Story
Canonical path: /julian-story/commonality
Related lyric paths: 6
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Commonality
Read Commonality lyrics by Julian Story on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Commonality
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If I could be the one for you, I could see the thing that's true.
I'd be...
If you would be the one to write; share your thoughts, your fears and plight.
I'd be your commonality.
Yes I'd be everything you need.
If the stars would shine on them, they would love and laugh again.
I'd be your commonality.
Yes, I'd be everything you seek.
How many times have we perceived all of the world as commonality?
And if you were to see my heart, love and lost are all the parts.
And I'd be your commonality.
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