Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Low
Canonical path: /low/to-our-knees
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To Our Knees
Read To Our Knees lyrics by Low on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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To Our Knees
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And the love we all need
Was running hard to be free
It got caught up in the forest
By the branches on the trees
By the creatures of the daylight
And the beasts of the night
Then the mountains and the rivers
Took their turn on its lean
It went stumbling down the hillside
Where it landed on its knees
On its knees
On its knees
On its knees and see
And the love we all need
Once we landed from its speed
We adore it and abused it
Till it brought us to our knees
To our knees
To our knees
To our knees
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