Say More
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Say More
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Before we fall settle down
I'd do it all for a change
be're going through it again
On our own separate ways
In our need to relate, say more
I'd like to see in your hardened soul
It's enough to make you turn away memories old
They're saying freedom is not staying still enough to let you in
You don't belong necessarily where you're raised and born
Before we fall settle down
I'd do it all for a change
On our own separate ways
In our need to relate, say more
I'd like to see in your hardened soul
It's enough to make you turn away memories old
They're saying freedom is not staying still enough to let you in
We don't belong necessarily where we're raised and born
This ain't freedom
We don't belong necessarily
I must have seen a light held under
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Maribou State performs "Say More", and this lyric page sits inside the Maribou State catalog on LyroVerse.
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