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Morning Note

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Sweetblue Canonical path: /sweetblue/morning-note Related lyric paths: 6
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Morning Note

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all the sudden I've got clear eyes

nothing seems to stop me from reaching high

out there is a pure mess, the world is falling apart

but I don't mind

I'm running out of words to say

but it's better to feel this way, I'm petrified

I'm learning how to feel alive and I have got to survive

your gray eyes

you can come over me

there's no sweetest thing in life

we're gonna find ourselves in time

for you to catch the morning note

and kiss me high

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