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Floak - Holy Corner
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Hold my hands out
Stretched for a while now
I broke my ribs
And my insides fell out
The sun can’t be out for everybody’s birthday
I know it’s never out for mine
The fun you can have when it’s pouring down and raining
Forget the slowness of the time
And the stillness of
My cold fingers
I pray the frost still lingers
How long from here?
From this holy corner
I heard the coroner say my name
Says “times the one to blame”
The sun can’t be out for everybody’s birthday
I know it’s never out for mine
The fun you can have when it’s pouring down and freezing
Still not enough to freeze time
Will you make the climb
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can i watch you fade away?
time has us all tear and fray
legacies of life remain
to remind us of what's lost and changed
now you've got this song
i won't forget you but you won't remember me
now i've sung this song
i'll use it to remember but you won't remember me
postcards always come my way
i already know what they say
you've sent this one twice before
i only wish i wrote back more
now we've got this song
i won't forget you but you won't remember me
now we've got this song
i'll use it to remember but you won't remember me
credits
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