Phone Message
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Phone Message
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we walk in the gray mist
of a beautiful silence
we walk in the gray mist
of happiness
we walk in the gray mist
of what we were once
what we dream
remember this
if it's all the same
if it's all the same
why go anywhere
we walk in the gray mist
of a beautiful silence
we walk in the gray mist
of happiness
we walk in the gray mist
of what we were once
what we are
remember this
don't you wonder
how we got here
don't you wonder how
they built the cell tower
in the old church steeple
just in case
you want to talk to god
don't you wonder
how we got here
don't you wonder how
we walkin the gray mist
of a beauitful silence
we walkin the gray mist of happiness
we walkin the gray mist of what we were once
what we are
remember this
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Patty Larkin performs "Phone Message", and this lyric page sits inside the Patty Larkin catalog on LyroVerse.
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