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Thank You

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Seahaven Canonical path: /seahaven/thank-you Related lyric paths: 6
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Thank You

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This is for you, the one that's here

A circle resolves, sorrow follows, a crescent appears

This was not the arrangement made

What can you do when mother nature steals the lead?

The strangest part is what's gained from loss

And to lose what's lost

And to gain what's not

But you took me in with open arms

Because only time and love move this world along

You woke up in the prime of night

Neurological poltergeist was the culprit

Too strong to alight

Then he spoke to you of me

Said, "Shapeshift my love, don't let him go, try to explain"

She will drink and speak of it

Curse artificial confidence

But it is drenched with innocence

Beautiful blinding reflections

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