Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Lucid Fly
Canonical path: /lucid-fly/alohum
Related lyric paths: 6
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Alohum
Read Alohum lyrics by Lucid Fly on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Alohum
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The sound of a low hum
Loomed overhead
Led me willingly
Off the beaten path
In a direction
That I've never been to before
A reconnection
That I needed to explore
A chance to remember you
Deepening my curiosity
The sound of your hum
Led me willingly
To an absent past
A chance to remember you
No more goodbyes
No matter how things change
No more goodbyes
No more goodbyes
A reflection of who I was
No matter how things change
No more good byes
A river cast upon my eyes
A reflection of who I was
No matter how things change
A chance to remember you
To remember you
Once more
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