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Artist: The Chant
Canonical path: /the-chant/november-1987
Related lyric paths: 6
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November 1987
Read November 1987 lyrics by The Chant on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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November 1987
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I move between the stones.
From here the flood will rise.
I’ll teach you how the road bends, it curves to meet the sky.
The flood will rise.
I move around these dark entries.
I was forced to stay behind.
I’ll teach you how the road bends, it curves to meet the sky.
What wonders will you show me from here to fading dawn?
Here I walk, this is the door.
And the flower blazes in my throat.
This is the world I know.
I travel on the breeze.
Pass through them like hope.
And the flower blazes in my throat.
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