Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Justin Fox
Canonical path: /justin-fox/subtle-traces
Related lyric paths: 6
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Subtle traces
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Subtle traces
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i can see you in the tallest trees
i can feel you in the gentle breeze
and in the roar of the ragin' sea
i can hear you speak to me
the subtle traces keep bringin' me back
to the simple truth i knew
the subtle traces keep bring' me back to you
i can touch you in a dancin' flame
and in the roll of the thunder
i hear you call my name
i was just a boy when you walked into my life
you took a hold of my heart
now i'm a man, and i thought i'd understand you by now|
but i've just begun to start
yeah, i've just begun to start
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