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Orelia

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Ryan Keen Canonical path: /ryan-keen/orelia Related lyric paths: 6
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Orelia

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I have much to say

So much more then I can

Words dont come easily

I think u understand

Cuz u are out that see

Deep in the darkest blue

And I know u think of me

Just know I'm think of you too

Fallen on my hands, again

Oprecent in sand will fade

Fallen on my hands, again

Just hope to these u us

Remain

I have much to say

But u know me or too well

Because I will just run from miles

And u keep u locked into my self

When u far away feeling destance from home

Find a strength in ur self know that u are not alone

Fallen on my hands, again.

And sand will fade.

Fallen on my hands, again

Before we have this love

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Ryan Keen performs "Orelia", and this lyric page sits inside the Ryan Keen catalog on LyroVerse.

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