Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Silverstein
Canonical path: /silverstein/the-wind-shifts
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Wind Shifts
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The Wind Shifts
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The wind shifts by itself
Reminding us where we've been
We kick and scream and raise hell
Til we're too tired to stand
We tear down all our sense
And we'll force our opinion
We'll make sure we're ahead
We'll hate ourselves in the end
I wanted to be loved by someone
I didn't want to be so scared
This wind changed me
(I used to care)
This wind changed me
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