Black & White
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Black & White
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Lonely feeling
Clouding up my empty mind
Searching for anything
But nothing's all I find... Sometimes
Better men have crumbled
Beneath the weight of life
A lesser man would never try
We're stumbling along
Trying to reach the light
And we dream in colour
But we live in black and white
One day you wake up
And life has passed you by
And the only way to get it back
Is to free your mind you might find
Better men have crumbled
Beneath the weight of life
A lesser man would never try
We're stumbling along
Trying to reach the light
And we dream in colour
But we live in black and white
Better men have crumbled
Beneath the weight of life
A lesser man would never try
We're stumbling along
Trying to reach the light
And we dream in colour
But we live in black and white
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Myles Kennedy performs "Black & White", and this lyric page sits inside the Myles Kennedy catalog on LyroVerse.
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