Hail, Lightning
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Hail, Lightning
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Love, where is this going?
We cannot cross the line we've been toeing
I just want to stop all the fighting
I just want the lying behind us
Let me feel, let me heal, let me go
In the end, in the end, we both know
Love, come dance with me, slowly
Let your hair down, and your guard fall around me
In this room, with everything in me
To give to this truest beginning
Let us feel, let us heal, let us grow
In our eyes, in our eyes we will know
Love, take your boots off and humble me
With a fierce heart, the most beautiful body
In this storm, exposed and running
Conviction: The hail and the lightning
If I die right now, I would die knowing
When we dry, we will cry, we will love
We are awake, we are alive, and we know
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Mount Moriah performs "Hail, Lightning", and this lyric page sits inside the Mount Moriah catalog on LyroVerse.
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