Throwing Words
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Throwing Words
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I keep throwing words in the night
(Multifarious words in the night)
Make them run for their lives
(They're such garrulous words)
And I wonder who will thrive?
Playing becomes verse, comes alive
(Deleterious words in the night)
Can you feel the weight? Can they fly?
(Like the eyes of a hawk)
And I wonder who will thrive?
It sounds good to my ears
But that's not ideal, not rebel enough
These days of youthful thinking must die along with your songs
I'm spinning around with time
I'm still so young, but feel so old
I've never danced, but here I go
Here I go
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Milla Sampaio performs "Throwing Words", and this lyric page sits inside the Milla Sampaio catalog on LyroVerse.
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