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Artist: Pinegrove
Canonical path: /pinegrove/palisade
Related lyric paths: 6
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Palisade
Read Palisade lyrics by Pinegrove on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Palisade
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I don't think this is where we end
But I've got some things that we must attend to
I've been indiscriminate
But I can't hide behind accidentals
Now
I've been saying somethings I don't like
But what else can I identify with?
I can't sleep I'm on them vines
I knew those easy days
Long days
Long aisles in between me
I'm living on easy line
Blue vine
Then I'm sick, I'm sleeping all the time
I said I'd be there, so I'll come and let you in
Oh, it's for you, Leo
From across the meridian
When I was over you
My arms were trembling
I said I'd be there, so I'll come and let you in
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Pinegrove performs "Palisade", and this lyric page sits inside the Pinegrove catalog on LyroVerse.
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