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Artist: Paul Weller
Canonical path: /weller-paul/broken-stones
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Broken Stones
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Broken Stones
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Like pebbles on a beach
Kicked around, displaced by feet
Like broken stones - all trying to get home
Like a loser's reach
Too slow and short to hit the peaks
So lost and alone - trying to get home
As another piece shatters
Another little bit gets lost
And what else really matters - at such a cost?
Like a loser's reach
Too slow and short to hit the peaks
So lost and alone - trying to get home
Trying to get home
Like broken stones - all trying to get home.
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