Human Ceremony
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Human Ceremony
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I want you to stay here
I feel so much better on my own
We can sleep forever
Eyes feel so much better when they're closed
When the winter's over
We'll melt these together in a glow
From the ground uncovered
All our hopes were buried and bestowed
No way, I cannot stay that close for too long
I know I can't decide
It's a human ceremony
I want you to stay here
I feel so much better on my own
Who is this, who is that, who is this, who is that?
Who am I to disagree when I don't know what from what I see?
And in your right hand is the magic potion
You can drink the elixir now, don't forget your notion
Then in the lock tower is a silver bell
Time has come to ring it if you just knew how
With all the wise men I got you figured out
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Sunflower Bean performs "Human Ceremony", and this lyric page sits inside the Sunflower Bean catalog on LyroVerse.
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