Colors
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Colors
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To hold our heads above the water
Endlessly
Gasping, grasping for what we cannot see
Pieces of this life I built
And I don't feel an ounce of guilt
For what I've said today
(Chains break away)
You want to try but you'll never know
What this worlds about
(and then you will away)
Stop looking here for places to embed your hooks
(you cannot have my heart)
We will not move one single inch to accomodate
(to accomodate)
Your fears unhinged
It's the last mistake you'll ever make!
You try to take this all away
But I've forged strength in my eyes to see through
YOU.
(It's a race you can never finish first)
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Who performs "Colors"?
My Surrender performs "Colors", and this lyric page sits inside the My Surrender catalog on LyroVerse.
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