Sandriam
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Sandriam
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Sandriam, leave on the lights
Sandriam, maybe tonight
Never win, never lose, never love, never listen to the wind
That I'll fill every dream, every waking, every sleep,
Every taste, every graze
And these seasons in your hand
And the things that we'll never understand
Never win, never lose, never ever understand
Understand
Sandriam, leave on the lights
Sandriam, maybe tonight
I was born to be loved, to be held
And those heroes in the sun will become nothing more
Than the shadows on your grave
Than the crossroads on your face. On your face
Sandriam, leave on the lights
Sandriam, maybe tonight
Where does it go? Why does it go?
I know now, I know you now
Sandriam, leave on the lights
Sandriam, maybe tonight
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Who performs "Sandriam"?
Perry Blake performs "Sandriam", and this lyric page sits inside the Perry Blake catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Bury Me with Her (Julia) and Almost nothing with a short reason for opening each page next.
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