Page type: lyric reference
Artist: The Shins
Canonical path: /the-shins/weird-divide
Related lyric paths: 6
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Weird Divide
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Weird Divide
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Several days a month you made
The mile to my house
And had me do a stroll with you
Far below a furry moon
Our purposes crossed
The weird divide
Between our kinds
The silver leaves of ailing trees
Took flights as we passed so long ago
But a short time I know
It pleases me this memory
Has swollen up with age
Even time can do
Good things to you
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