Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Viva Voce
Canonical path: /viva-voce/when-planets-collide
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When Planets Collide
Read When Planets Collide lyrics by Viva Voce on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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When Planets Collide
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When I think about you I can barely breathe
There's a velvet wave that crashes over me
When I think about you I can barely breathe
When I see you, the stars melt away in the sky
There's a powerful feeling when the planets collide
When I see you, the stars melt away in the sky
Inside. I know. My heart tells me it's so.
The light. The heat. Illumination complete.
Inside. I know. My heart tells me it's so.
The light. The heat. Illumination complete.
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