Sandstone
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Sandstone
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Sandstone and burnout, time takes everything
Paths overgrowing from autumn to spring
And the things I remember, the things I forget
Like the shape of your body when we laid down to rest
Soft-sodden wilds retracing our steps
The house and the heather where the birds make their nest
And the things I have hidden and covered with stones
The warmth of your eyes and the length of your bones
I’ll give you all that I have
Oh, all that I have (I’ll give you all that I have)
I’ll give you all that I have
Oh, all that I have (I’ll give you all that I have)
(Oh, all that I have)
I’ll give you all that I have
Oh, all that I have (I’ll give you all that I have)
(Oh, all that I have)
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Zach Winters performs "Sandstone", and this lyric page sits inside the Zach Winters catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Fernweh (Shore) and No Answers with a short reason for opening each page next.
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