Roots
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Roots
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There is fear in the thought of freedom
There are ways out and I see them
But I choose to be held captive
As crazy as I know that is
I find strength in the sorrow
I wanna wake up with it tomorrow
Oh but all we tried would be in vein
If it were that easy to just walk away
Roots that run that deep
Pain that you don't see
Anyone could look around
Think all is well above the ground
I could pull them up but they're all that's left
And I'm not ready...to lose you yet
I tell myself it doesn't hurt
But the truth still lies there in the dirt
I am lost and I have a map
But all it does is take me back
And the past is the only place I know
If I can't stay there where will I go?
Where will I go, where will I go?
Where will I go?
There is fear in the thought of freedom
Roots that run that deep
Pain that you don't see
Anyone could look around
Think all is well above the ground
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Who performs "Roots"?
Lucie Silvas performs "Roots", and this lyric page sits inside the Lucie Silvas catalog on LyroVerse.
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