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Artist: Xavier Rudd
Canonical path: /xavier-rudd/uncle
Related lyric paths: 6
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Uncle
Read Uncle lyrics by Xavier Rudd on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Uncle
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He seen change shes seen changed day today
change and rose far beyond of what we know
Come and rise in our fears across the sea
through the dreamtime
there's so much she has seen
This was a constant to bridge and sea(unsure of this line)
two long years behind bars at sixteen
now and then we cannot see the old shrine
cross the sea not a place not a time
he can see through he can see through and behind
through beyond what you know in your mind
oooh for now, what will be what will be
is around there will be change there will be change
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Xavier Rudd performs "Uncle", and this lyric page sits inside the Xavier Rudd catalog on LyroVerse.
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