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Artist: Nine
Canonical path: /nine/co-exist
Related lyric paths: 6
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Co-exist
Read Co-exist lyrics by Nine on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Co-exist
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Building bridges to watch them burn
As past experience
Reflects ourselves
To make diamonds out of stone
To change what we hear into knowledge
To make diamonds out of stone
To make something of what we've known
Time for me doesn't mean true for you
There are no true blue
There are no true
When truth don't exist we can interact with each other
To create opportunities to co-exist
It will take a whole lot of medicine
To mend illusions of something clean
To make diamonds of stone
To twist it into our own
To make diamonds out of stone
To make something of what we've known
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