Halo
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Halo
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Christmas lights around my neck
They shine
Like broken angles in the night
Sky
Self-inflicted wounds that heal in time
Casting halos in her eyes
In her eyes
In her eyes, yeah
In her eyes
Headlights streaming on the road
I breathe in something, that she knows
I would love her, it begins
Casting out, the halo spins
The halo spins
The halo spins, yeah
The halo spins
The halo spins, on
The halo spins, on
The halo spins, oh no
The halo spins, on
Halo spins, on
Halo spinning 'round you, soon
We'll see it, yeah
Halo spins, on
Halo spins, on
Halo spinning 'round
It's spinning 'round
Spinning 'round, here
On
On and on
On and on
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Who performs "Halo"?
Sounds Under Radio performs "Halo", and this lyric page sits inside the Sounds Under Radio catalog on LyroVerse.
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