Strike
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Strike
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When you think you have no choice
When you're trying hard to feel loved
Dancing on a tightrope
You're dancing on a tightrope
When there's too much to fear, less faith
Weekends, days you hate
Remember how much we care
Remember how much we care for you, for you
Remember how much we care
Remember how much we care
Your eyes close, will you miss
The things you can't see?
If it's one or another
It's better not you
Yes, we're hoping, we're hoping
Once disappeared in a frustrated mind
If the mind's going forward
The body collides
Yes, we know it
We know it
Dancing on a tightrope
We're dancing on a tightrope
We're dancing on a tightrope
For you, for you
Remember how much we care
Remember how much we care
Remember how much we care for you
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Moss performs "Strike", and this lyric page sits inside the Moss catalog on LyroVerse.
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