Pause
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Pause
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Stop and smell the roses with me
Stop and feel the rain on your skin
Stop and taste the air around you
begging to get in
If you take my hand
I'll lead you to places beyond that
Wipe the pools from your eyes
Cause we both know this has to end
This is where we pause the night
This is where we say goodbye
If we never ever play this game
it will never ever end the same
we know, everythings alright
A thousand miles away
A simple breath is all you need to take
I never took much more from you
If any less I know you'd blame me too
Here we are again
Same place eleven months before
Fighting to give in
I'm wrestled to the floor I'm done you win
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Mike Goodrick performs "Pause", and this lyric page sits inside the Mike Goodrick catalog on LyroVerse.
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