Constellation
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Constellation
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Constellation
You try hard
See the sun
Not for me
Not for us
You can be what you can see
Don't you realize?
Oh, I'm not here to say these things
I calm down
I want it up
I want it down
I wanna tell you something
I can look now
It's this half time
I wanna tell you something
You try hard
Out here
It's for life
Not for death
You can be what you can see
Don't you realize?
Oh, I'm not here to say these things
I calm down
I want it up
I want it down
I wanna tell you something
I can look now
It's this half time
I wanna tell you something
Like a bridge is hard, to cross with your eyes
You're castaway, you see in the sun
Your jokes are bright
You're still here tonight, tonight
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Who performs "Constellation"?
Metropol performs "Constellation", and this lyric page sits inside the Metropol catalog on LyroVerse.
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