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lyrics

it's the policy of the rhythm
that you will see what you thought lost so long ago
cause i know yer stuck in the middle
but i don't think that's a thing you need to know
cause i lost track of the things that you do to me
the way my vacant heart just soars up to the sky
sing it loud and sing it easily
we can do what we want know all we have to do is try
cause i lost track of the things that you do to me
the way my vacant heart just soars up to the sky
sing it loud and sing it easily
we can do what we want know all you have to do is try

the way you talk about those things
you know i can't help but sing when i catch you next to me
and we're in harmony
the way you laugh, the way you smell
oh lord i'm going straight to hell
if i can't make you see
what you mean to me

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from a little light of our own, released June 12, 2019

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