My Heart To Joy
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Worn Out Weater

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: My Heart To Joy Canonical path: /my-heart-to-joy/worn-out-weater Related lyric paths: 6
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Worn Out Weater

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We are all afraid to pull these rings part

With years spent hanging on your every word

Caving in and letting roots take hold

Beating this to death has gotten old

I will turn my back and walk towards home

The time and place has come and gone

When you see you're not the only one

I will welcome you with open arms

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