10 Feet Up
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10 Feet Up
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Come to my hidden dance
Around my arms
Round
And I'll keep until that you want me baby
Come to my hidden base
And around the stars
May I keep you warm?
I am mighty
Are you dying
Ten feet up, ten feet up
Are you crying
Time to stop, time to stop
Can
Can I hear your dance around myself?
Can you recall the alarm?
Being mighty
Are you dying
Ten feet up, ten feet up
Are you crying
Time to stop, time to still
Are you dying
Ten feet up, ten feet up
Are you crying
Time to stop, time to stop
Are you dying
Ten feet up, ten feet up
Are you crying
Time to stop, time to still
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Sleep Party People performs "10 Feet Up", and this lyric page sits inside the Sleep Party People catalog on LyroVerse.
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