Thousand
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Thousand
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She sings sweet things
To the ones that take her home
After the laughter
She's left stuck on her own
I know dust grows
Even when there is a breeze
Can't move, can't grow
When you've fallen on your knees
She talks at night
When nobody is there
Asking for signs
To show they really care
Love, please surround me
I know I've got more to give
There are reasons to leave
But a thousand more to live
Will it be this way tomorrow
After all that's been today?
Will it be this way tomorrow?
I don't know, but I won't fade
Love, please, surround me
I know I've got more to give
There are reasons to leave
But a thousand more to live
But a thousand more to live
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Rosie Carney performs "Thousand", and this lyric page sits inside the Rosie Carney catalog on LyroVerse.
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