Heaving Earth
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Heaving Earth
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I watched you look through me
I’ve seen this all before
And I’ve watched with whom you speak
But I hide so you don’t know that
And I even watch you sleep
It’s become to me a bore
As I rise triumphantly I take what’s left and run
Can it be its grown old?
Inside of me no control
The past has been to me cold
But now you’re here with me
As I sit and watch you bleed
I give thought to those you knew and
It then occurs to me that this happened before
Can it be you’re so cold?
I haven’t been in control
I have released my black soul
And that’s why you’re here with me
I now condemn this body
I now must reap what I have sown
I can’t bare the thought of heaving earth
Anymore
Can it be you’re now home?
Can it be you’re disowned?
Can you be cold like stone?
And now you’re here overgrown
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kroh performs "Heaving Earth", and this lyric page sits inside the kroh catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Hush (feat. Mizz Fish) and Living Water with a short reason for opening each page next.
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