Brightly
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Brightly
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So close
Yet barely breathing
My responses are weak
Though my eyes are shut tightly
May I see you brightly
Handshakes and fake smiles
Always make me nervous
Close the door
Please, close the door
We rise and fall
From you
We rise and fall
Far from you
Climb, climb, climb
We fall
May we learn from
The signals of our past
The sharpest words we cast
And begin again
I can hear their voices
Through the walls of this place
This cold, cold place
We rise and fall from you
We rise and fall far from you
So close, Yet barely breathing
My responses are weak
Trace these fingerprints, closely now
And they will form what you're looking for
We'll make new prints once more
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Who performs "Brightly"?
Sleeping At Last performs "Brightly", and this lyric page sits inside the Sleeping At Last catalog on LyroVerse.
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