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Artist: Skyhill
Canonical path: /skyhill/glass-doors
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Glass Doors
Read Glass Doors lyrics by Skyhill on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Glass Doors
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You try to justify, but I can't even barely recognize
My own recourse
This is your sacrifice, but who are they to
Come beneath your lies
Throw down your sword
Walking through a glass door
I stare
Walking through a glass
It's clear
I'm always mystified, but I can't even barely recognize
I can't imagine why, but who are you to come beneath my lies
Lay down your swords
Walking through a glass door, we stand
Walking through a glass door, were free
We turn and go without saying a word
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