Rivers
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Rivers
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I left went on a drive
For a peace of mind
Rivers constantly fold
Stories left untold
Come back yell across
The canyon deep unknown
You took my hand
With a nervous shake
Cause you felt alone
You never know when it all might change
When you might get lost
Would you
Come back home
Forests rows of tall pine
Weathered left behind
Secrets lie in their grain
In there locked away
You took my hand
With a nervous shake
Cause you felt alone
You never know when it all might change
When you might get lost
Would you
Come back home
Saw you off into the night
Settle down you’ll be alright
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Thomas LaVine performs "Rivers", and this lyric page sits inside the Thomas LaVine catalog on LyroVerse.
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