Heirloom
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Heirloom
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Between the states where years collide
We can just lie still
Waiting for the date to spend
And watch the light slowly arrive
Passed against my eyes
Crossing through your arms
Slowly
Lie on the ground before the lightning strikes
Just don't drown in the flood
Just don't drown in the flood
Just don't drown in the flood
Doing a phrase between our names
A pack to carry on
Against this all those
When we were sleeping through the year
The things are seemed far off
The torned skies come down
Slowly
Lie on the ground before the lightning strikes
Just don't drown in the flood
Just don't drown in the flood
Just don't drown in the flood
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Memoryhouse performs "Heirloom", and this lyric page sits inside the Memoryhouse catalog on LyroVerse.
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