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Artist: Parsonsfield
Canonical path: /parsonsfield/footsteps-in-my-ear
Related lyric paths: 6
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Footsteps In My Ear
Read Footsteps In My Ear lyrics by Parsonsfield on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Footsteps In My Ear
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Though my heart may bid you well
My sober throat is dry of sound
And from my hands you slipped away
Behind my eyes you'll always stay
As the stars fill the sky
You're on your horse, you're on your line
Jump from the moon and land on mars
But it ain't that far
Maybe you're the moon in the water
Maybe you're the fog in the field
I reach out to you and you get farther away
Maybe you're just footsteps in my ear
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