Acacia
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Acacia
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Her hands were cold,her eyes were dressed
No trace of slowing down, and still we wonder
I dare to reads her lips,but we know
The evening brings war, these words disarm my touch
Did I wait too long
It started up now, I can’t stop it, not enough now
She really got it, overdose on her ghost, oh you know
I see her in my dreams
I breathe for one, we burn for two
Arrest in hollow towns, and still I want her
I swear I won’t forget, her words
I meant to follow, the moments gone, that I know
Please wake me up
I want to let you know now, I’ll never let you go now
This time its right
The skies are bright enough, the skies are bright enough
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Who performs "Acacia"?
TwiceYoung performs "Acacia", and this lyric page sits inside the TwiceYoung catalog on LyroVerse.
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