Slipping
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Slipping
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I changed your name again.
You are out to lose yourself again.
Time is always slipping through your fingers.
And that is why you are falling down.
And maybe... maybe... I should have tried to save you.
I should have tried to save you.
But I was looking to be saved myself.
I am looking to be saved myself.
I am looking to be saved.
You are running out of time again, and giving up on letting in.
You are always looking for the answers.
And that is why they are never found.
And maybe... maybe... I should have tried to save you.
I should have tried to save you.
But I was looking to be saved myself.
I am looking to be saved myself.
I am looking to be saved.
I should have tried to save you...
I should have tried to save you.
I should have tried to save you.
I changed your name again...
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Lily Holbrook performs "Slipping", and this lyric page sits inside the Lily Holbrook catalog on LyroVerse.
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