Stone
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Stone
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Hey, my heart’s turned to stone
It cannot break now
Hey, my heart’s turned to stone
I give it to you, darlin’
Do what you will
Let it pull you down
Down to earth
With these walls around you
Darlin’, you’re free
Hey, my heart’s turned to stone
Just like you, darlin’
Just one more statue in this
Cold, so cold, so cold
Say you’re the one
I been searching for
Darlin’, you’re burnin’
Burning alive
But you ain’t cryin’
Because you have
Felt this pain
Because you know
You know this game
You turned into stone
And you cannot break now
You turned into stone
Can you feel that weight now?
Darlin’, I’m sorry
So disappointing
To you
To you
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Who performs "Stone"?
Sawyer Fredericks performs "Stone", and this lyric page sits inside the Sawyer Fredericks catalog on LyroVerse.
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