Solid As a Stone
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Solid As a Stone
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All alone
Solid as a stone
Leave me on the high rise
Let me watch the time fly
All my problems fall off
Looking at the rooftop
If I could write the end
Then I could write the rest
You’re afraid to climb this high
You’ve made the fall a trillion times
And I said, all alone
Solid as a stone
Falling down, I found a home
Solid as a stone
Up here there were no lies
Just another skyline
City’s just a small light
Can’t believe I lost sight
If we could take the fall
Then we could have it all
If you’re afraid to climb this high
You’ll never know what it’s like
And I said, all alone
Solid as a stone
Falling down, I found a home
Solid as a stone
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Stephen Swartz performs "Solid As a Stone", and this lyric page sits inside the Stephen Swartz catalog on LyroVerse.
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