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Artist: Lindsay & Isaac
Canonical path: /lindsay-isaac/regress
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Regress
Regress lyrics by Lindsay & Isaac. Young man old walking down the road Taking in his baggage wounds and love "i'm coming back to you my little one" Bright...
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Regress
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Young man old walking down the road
Taking in his baggage wounds and love
"i'm coming back to you my little one"
Bright blue sky like this i've never seen
Since that day when i left you here
Suffering and pain were all that they gave me to see
Bombs dropping down the sky
Bodies falling down on the earth
All my friends they are gone and i don't know why they had to go
All these flowers and birds surrounding me
Bring me back my sweetest memories
I see you running 'round with butterflies and tunes
Your curled hair and its waves
I run my hand and see it fade
Beyond the hills that still are yet to come
Until i'm with you
Until i'm with you
Until i'm
Until i'm
Until i'm with you
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