Glass, Blue
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Glass, Blue
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You can buy a window
If you wanna look outside
You can spend a lifetime
Wishing you were alive
You can see before you
Before you can say a word
You can make a phone call
And ask em have ya heard?
That we're all walking toward the wall
That we're all still learning how to crawl
A fortune can decieve you
Your fortune will let you know
How fortunate to meet you
How unfortunate to go
Reasons lined with reasons
Someday what you're hiding will show
That we're all walking toward the wall
That we're all still learning how to crawl
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Who performs "Glass, Blue"?
Mike Cavanaugh performs "Glass, Blue", and this lyric page sits inside the Mike Cavanaugh catalog on LyroVerse.
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