The Heart Is Old
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The Heart Is Old
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She came across the room without notice, the tears and the blood locked in the walls
She took one step, two steps, three steps, soon she was dancing
She said here is where i will find peace
But the heart is old and the pain must grow, it's the one thing you can't skip
It's the broken jaw, it's the cut from the saw, it's the shape from which she must bend
She took tuinal and seconol but still she couldn't find it
The peace that she needed so bad
But the heart is old and the pain must grow, it's the one thing you can't skip
It's the broken jaw, it's the cut from the saw, it's the shape from which she must bend
What was it she saw on the roof that night
What reshaped her face
On the roof that night, what was it she saw
What stole all that light and put it deep down under and beneath
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Who performs "The Heart Is Old"?
Lasse Lindh performs "The Heart Is Old", and this lyric page sits inside the Lasse Lindh catalog on LyroVerse.
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