Bury Your Self
from The Good Life by Pythalo
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Just a touch, would be too much, when your mind is spinning round and round. So please don’t worry, because your eyes speak your thoughts out loud, and it’s deafening, that symphony of sympathy, but we’re still listening while hanging our heads.
Hanging our heads when we couldn’t see that’s just the way we’re expected to be. Bury yourself down deep below the ground. Just a taste to erase the light shining bright through the clouds.
Hanging our heads when we couldn’t see that’s just the way we’re expected to be. Bury yourself down deep below the ground. Just a taste to erase the light shining bright through the clouds.
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from The Good Life,
released February 19, 2021
Lyrics by Goodwine.
Lyrics by Goodwine.
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