Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Windmill
Canonical path: /windmill/shuttle
Related lyric paths: 6
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Shuttle
Read Shuttle lyrics by Windmill on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Shuttle
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Button-bash the shuttle still
Bare the weightless lines
Remember me
The wires
They cut our wires away
And oh
We all start getting worried
And oh
We all start getting worried
And oh
We all start getting worried
Settle into orbiting and
Bare the weightless lines
Remember me
The wires
They cut our wires away
Spectral light and shutter click and
Bare the weightless lines
Remember me
The wires
They cut our wires away
Stand up sleep in science seams and
Bare the weightless lines
Remember me
The wires
They cut our wires away
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