Bend
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Bend
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I break like glass
You break like waves on the ocean
On the ocean
I tend to crash and you have to deal with the explosion
Though I know that
Everything will always be exactly how it’s gonna be
Though I seem to worry every single day
This prodigal turns home again
Then morning comes and in the end
I see that new sun shining on your face
We begin to bend
We begin to mend
We begin to bend
We begin to mend
I sink like stone
You seem to flow above the madness
Like wings on canvas
And all that I know is that I hear the notes through the darkness
Like a promise
Everything will always be exactly how it’s gonna be
Though I seem to worry every single day
This prodigal turns home again then morning comes and in the end
I see that new sun shining on your face
We begin to bend
We begin to mend
We begin to bend
We begin to mend
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