Skyscraper
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Skyscraper
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Way on down to your home
I unravel like a bow
Saw your face in the wind
And I'll never go there again
Way on down, down
I am a river
Coming over your head
Coming over your head
Did I change your mind
I was a floater on the ground
Singing a lover's song
I was higher than a skyscraper
Way on down to your home
I unravel like a bow
Saw your face in the wind
And I'll never go there again
You copy you paste you lose
Way on down, down
I am a river
Coming over your head
Coming over your head
Did I change your mind
I was a floater on the ground
Singing a lover's song
I was higher than a skyscraper
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Marissa Nadler performs "Skyscraper", and this lyric page sits inside the Marissa Nadler catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Silvia and All Out of Catastrophes with a short reason for opening each page next.
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