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Artist: Woods
Canonical path: /woods/where-and-what-are-you
Related lyric paths: 6
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Where And What Are You?
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Where And What Are You?
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what it was to leave it all alone
even if it takes you there in tone
what it was to take
the tides will break
the sides must shake
in tone, it gets you there
what it is to hold it back from you
falling sides it gets right back to two
what it was to take
the sides will break
the tides must shake
it leaves you dry and handed down
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