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Artist: Metropol
Canonical path: /metropol/the-trees
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Trees
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The Trees
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The Trees
Like a foot on the ground
Float down now through the past
I can be (oh) so mad
You just sit like an old lout
You steal all that I can think
I can be (oh) so… You look at me, can you hear?
What do you hope to find?
Lies are the money now
I can be (oh) so mad
I just sit and watch it
They make me feel so sick
I shoot between those links
Now how can you feel that
Yeah this is my time to fade away
I can see now the fallen trees
You try to climb, you burn the trees
You try to climb to find in me
Now how can you feel that
Yeah this is my time to fade away
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