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Artist: Louise Dowd
Canonical path: /louise-dowd/fade-feat-antoinette-halliday-amp-stephen-william-cornish
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Fade (feat. Antoinette Halliday & Stephen William Cornish)
Read Fade (feat. Antoinette Halliday & Stephen William Cornish) lyrics by Louise Dowd on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Fade (feat. Antoinette Halliday & Stephen William Cornish)
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In the old ways
Before the dark days
Came to change our life
Men and money
Milk and honey
We could all decide
But we live for dreams
And all that they mean
We all have been working for a reason
Men are hardly made to gape
'Cause we're all part of something bigger
They can't do anything
Anything but fade
Send a signal
To the future
Time to say goodbye
To where we live for their dreams
And all that they mean
We all have been working for a reason
Men are hardly made to gape
'Cause we're all part of something bigger
They can't do anything
Anything but fade
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Louise Dowd performs "Fade (feat. Antoinette Halliday & Stephen William Cornish)", and this lyric page sits inside the Louise Dowd catalog on LyroVerse.
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