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Artist: Oddland
Canonical path: /oddland/flooding-light
Related lyric paths: 6
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Flooding Light
Flooding Light lyrics by Oddland. This road turns The thief returns The holes in his head flooding light He stole the sun Where it all began No one...
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Flooding Light
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This road turns
The thief returns
The holes in his head flooding light
He stole the sun
Where it all began
No one understands a word, no one
Thoughts that burn inside
Rule just one at a time
Hurt and hypnotized
Do not dare defy
The wind is cool on his skin
Caressing like the air was just for you
In freefall
The mind can stall
And the pavement kisses
In the most subtle way
Thoughts that burn inside
Rule just one at a time
Hurt and hypnotized
Do not dare defy
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Oddland performs "Flooding Light", and this lyric page sits inside the Oddland catalog on LyroVerse.
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