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Artist: Meursault
Canonical path: /meursault/salt-part-1
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Salt Part 1
Read Salt Part 1 lyrics by Meursault on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Salt Part 1
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This wait is all that you'll need
To help and ease your heart
Sometime to fall so far behind
And keep this weather from you
And is there still some hope in you
A cure it has been found
It will make its way across this sea
And will crawl into your sleeping mouth
You wasted the winter and the storm it never comes
Summer's here and all you are is salt
You wasted the winter and the storm it never comes
Summer's here and all you are is salt
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