Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Worthwhile
Canonical path: /worthwhile/1937
Related lyric paths: 6
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1937
Read 1937 lyrics by Worthwhile on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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1937
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Sea breeze. Waves and trees sway. Clouds surround the City by the Bay.
Two men. New friends.
Fight the fog and wind to take a walk on this golden bridge.
The last talk. The last laugh. You stood still after the first half.
Now came the last glance to see that beautiful city.
Then you said, "This is where I get off."
Above sea, man stands boldly at the edge of life and death.
You raise the heights of our dreams, and the depths of our graves.
And as a kid, never thought it would end like this.
The silence of the mind comes with the feeling of letting go.
Leaving loved ones who still don't know.
Today was finally the day you would find what lies behind.
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