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Artist: Rooftime
Canonical path: /rooftime/stones
Related lyric paths: 6
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Stones
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Stones
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My father told me
Pile up every stone
That you’ll find
And build a castle to hide
The life will hold me
Watching every step that I’ll try
And never fading the light
And never fading the light
The Sun will come
And get your soul dry
But it always be at your side
Don’t let it go
Don’t let it heat your mind
I wanna know
If you can even try
If you can even try
If you can even try
If you can even try
Don’t let it go
Don’t let it heat yout mind
I wanna know
If you can even try
My father told me
Pile up every stone
That you’ll find
And build a castle to hide
And build a castle to hide
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