Indigo Skies
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Indigo Skies
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Words willed and fall under us
Get burned up in the fire
I got lost in a million voices
Not for the first time
We lie like stones
Scattered and weathered by the tide
All this is noise now it's getting away
Puts tears in your eyes
Oh, I've got to go I think I had too much
A symphony that's getting hard to stop
Indigo skies start to lift me up
Just want to breathe in the oxygen
We move in circles
Go faster than we should
A little bit of savagery
It's in all of us
Oh, I've got to go I think I had too much
A symphony that's getting hard to stop
Indigo skies start to lift me up
Just want to breathe in the oxygen
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Zola Blood performs "Indigo Skies", and this lyric page sits inside the Zola Blood catalog on LyroVerse.
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