Coastlines
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Coastlines
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So this is how it feels to be so alone
I have been drifting away from everything
Should I look back?
This is the answer that lies inside
Growing with every step that's made
There is no way around any of this
I've been at rest while we've watched
These bridges slowly burn apart
This may be the end of us
And what we have been through
All of these memories reduced to nothing
Since we have been apart
I know that things will never be the same
The same that they used to be
We will often forget everything that was great
The moments we once shared
I won't let these recollections hold me down
We need to learn to let go of the past
And see ahead of what's in front of us
I know it's hard when you're being weighed down
So break free of all these memories
This will fade away, this will fade
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Transcends performs "Coastlines", and this lyric page sits inside the Transcends catalog on LyroVerse.
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