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Artist: Kate Earl
Canonical path: /kate-earl/free
Related lyric paths: 6
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Free
Read Free lyrics by Kate Earl on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Free
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Fall back into the snow
Sink deep
Bury all the troubles that you keep
Follow close to the places
Your heart needs
Just for a little while
Just for a little while
You'll be free
You'll be free
Child i can tell by the look on your face
You dont think you belong
You dont think you belong in this place
Promise to come back
Promise to come back
Where it's safe.
Just for a little while
Just for a little while
You'll be free
You'll be free
Just for a little while
Just for a little while
Just for a little while
You'll be free
You'll be free
You'll be free
Oh ohhoohh
You'll be free
Yeaheaheaheah
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