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Artist: The Meeting Places
Canonical path: /the-meeting-places/see-through-you
Related lyric paths: 6
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See Through You
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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See Through You
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And in the early morning sun
I saw you, your wings undone
By the fading afternoon
You were so pale
I could see through you
And by the darkness of the night
Forgot you face, forget our times
As you tell the story
Of your dreams of what would be
You know I dream too
Now that time has gone on
Everything is forgotten
You know I lie too, I lie too
-repeat chorus
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