Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Solander
Canonical path: /solander/all-opportunities
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All Opportunities
Read All Opportunities lyrics by Solander on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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All Opportunities
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The weight of your heart ain’t nothing at all
I’m standing along side now and I am,
I am about to see you fall
The weight of the fiber crossing your throat
I’m holding my breath too long and I am
I am about to let you go
The way that I’m feeling, the way that you are
I’m coming alongside now and I am
I am about to let you spoil
All opportunities
All
The weight of your heart
Ain’t nothing at all
I’m standing alongside now and I am,
I am about to let you spoil
All opportunities
All
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