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Artist: Owen
Canonical path: /owen/settled-down
Related lyric paths: 6
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Settled Down
Read Settled Down lyrics by Owen on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Settled Down
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I’m so settled down
It feels like the Earth moves
When I do
So, still (so still)
I’ll sit (I’ll sit)
For you
Until (until)
I can't (I can't)
Not move
Did the bed shake?
The house just fell down
The city’s in ruins
Did you feel that, too?
I’m not mad, I'm done
That last earthquake
Was a knockout punch
I’m bored again
Torn between giving in and getting lost for good
The silence sits in my throat
What time is it?
The bed shook
And the house just fell down
The city’s in ruins
Now they're all dead, or buried
I’m sorry, but I had to move
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Owen performs "Settled Down", and this lyric page sits inside the Owen catalog on LyroVerse.
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