Apoidea
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Apoidea
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Right away, I will stay and watch you go
Tracks are left on the ground
Crystal air and then, one lucky hour
Stood with you, still indeed
Tall as cleopatra's needle
Spin around you I, ask for feelings
Hard to see, early evening stars
Instructions to the warm
Roman remains
I will see how then
One hundred ways to watch the shadows lose their lives
I'm swept out like summer dust
You leave some words behind you
I confess, I'm rushing with the best, of fools
The day is out, and the Sun will crane the Moon
Feet don't fall in under June
Cold and velvet
One hundred ways to watch the shadows lose their lives
I'm swept out like summer dust
You leave some words behind you
Instructions to the warm
Instructions to the warm
Instructions to the warm, and oh
One hundred ways to watch the shadows lose their lives
I'm swept up like summer dust
You leave some words behind you
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Roman Remains performs "Apoidea", and this lyric page sits inside the Roman Remains catalog on LyroVerse.
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