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Artist: Waxahatchee
Canonical path: /waxahatchee/waiting
Related lyric paths: 6
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Waiting
Read Waiting lyrics by Waxahatchee on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Waiting
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Red forest double cross
You’ll hunt me down, smack me around
I know you
We’ll burn down every tree
Live out a dream
And we’ll be alone
This grave is our home and we’re free
And you’ll never cut me as deep
We’ll garnish a home
But my blood is my own
And we’re free
Red forest that once stood
We come unwound
Lay on the ground, don’t make a sound
We’re waiting
‘cos everything has to end
So I would recommend
To be waiting
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