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Artist: Kathryn Williams
Canonical path: /kathryn-williams/foreign-skies
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Foreign Skies
Read Foreign Skies lyrics by Kathryn Williams on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Foreign Skies
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When the moon pull rushes in
Crashes into sand
It lingers in the last sunlight
And holds onto every strand
I'm as still as boats on land
Sitting next to you
Breathing in a foreign sky
More shades that the word blue
Air as warm as runny honey
Pours golden on my skin
The wind plays games with olive leaves
And brushes the grass into lines
I'm as still as boats on land
Sitting next to you
Breathing in a foreign sky
With more shades than the word blue
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Kathryn Williams performs "Foreign Skies", and this lyric page sits inside the Kathryn Williams catalog on LyroVerse.
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