Into Yellow
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Into Yellow
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I cried with you in the coldest dark
Tie a ribbon 'round your fractured heart
Forget the blue; it can hibernate
In the simplest shades of black and gray
Maybe if we find peace there
Sitting in the home of the shadows
Maybe if we find peace there
We can only grow into yellow
A pirate ship 'midst the deadly fog
Will be the wings that spread to help you soar
Stay always near, never very far
So I can hold you when you break apart
Maybe if find peace here
Laying in my woods like a meadow
Maybe if you find peace here
You can only grow into yellow
Into yellow
Into yellow
Into yellow
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Martin Luke Brown performs "Into Yellow", and this lyric page sits inside the Martin Luke Brown catalog on LyroVerse.
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