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Grace

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Steel Train Canonical path: /steel-train/grace Related lyric paths: 6
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Grace

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i'm big, and small

it hurts to crawl

this velvet aisle again

and their eyes feast

on my deceased

they hold the cherry of my pit

come please and fel my deceased

i know you walk aside your child

and her eyes closed, soul rose

earth will patch the cracks within

i dig a hole for all my sins

big, small

a pain inside you all

will touch your spine when i give in

and grace falls

13 years to tall

i once walked aside my child

but i left him on a velvet aisle

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