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Artist: Mitski
Canonical path: /mitski/a-burning-hill
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A Burning Hill
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A Burning Hill
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Today I will wear my white button-down
I'm tired of wanting more
I think I'm finally worn
For you have a way of promising things
And I've been a forest fire
I am a forest fire
And I am the fire and I am the forest
And I am a witness watching it
I stand in a valley watching it
And you are not there at all
So today I will wear my white button-down
I can at least be neat
Walk out and be seen as clean
And I'll go to work and I'll go to sleep
And I'll love the littler things
I'll love some littler things
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Mitski performs "A Burning Hill", and this lyric page sits inside the Mitski catalog on LyroVerse.
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