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Artist: Small Towns Burn A Little Slower
Canonical path: /small-towns-burn-little-slower/a-flower-cross
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A Flower Cross
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A Flower Cross
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Passed by a patch of flowers planted to form a cross
But they were dead just like my faith in the shape that they were born in
And I couldn't help but wonder will my faith be restored
Like the color that use to reside in these leaves
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