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Artist: Swirlies
Canonical path: /swirlies/in-harmony-new-found-freedom
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In Harmony New Found Freedom
Read In Harmony New Found Freedom lyrics by Swirlies on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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In Harmony New Found Freedom
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Does correlation imply a true cause?
Self absorption
And self importance
Or am I destroying myself
By asserting the self?
Safer is ignorance
Used I'm sure
You'd find a way around
If only heart knew this
Weight on her breast
Try to change
But I don't and only heart
Knows this waste of her breath
Drifting and dealing
With diamond cut eyes
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