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Artist: Maynard Plant
Canonical path: /maynard-plant/discovery
Related lyric paths: 6
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Discovery
Read Discovery lyrics by Maynard Plant on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Discovery
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Eyes are in focus and now her time has come
She leans across the table and now she feels it
Two have become one
Nobody knows but I couldn't back,
Couldn't back away, yet
I felt unable and shy
How did I get here
How did I know
I would just find myself alone
How did I get here
How do I know
If it's safe for everyone
How did I get here
How do I know
If I can find my way back home
How did I get here
How did I know
I can't make it change
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