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Artist: Loney, Dear
Canonical path: /loney-dear/carrying-a-stone
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Carrying a Stone
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Carrying a Stone
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Open your mouth and speak while your heart is full
Open your mouth tell me why all is broken
Now tell me, tell me your heart and speak your dream
Why would we want to be here
Build a house this ship of ours, we carry
Now drop the stone this heavy that we carry
Now tell me, tell me your heart and speak our dreams
Why would we want to be here
Tell me your heart and speak our dreams
Why would we want to be here
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