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from Brighter by Meet The Sky
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lyrics
motion sick moving for motion's sake
and who of us thought it'd end this way
and all the places we loved have changed their face again
I'm holding on
still holding on
watch your step worried you won't escape
was this just smoke to keep our eyes away
I'll grip the rope to grace through your mistake again
I'm holding on
still holding on
maybe then you'll see
what you need
hold up you're careless with what you say
your wounded eyes just see in one way
and all the wasted time you kept this far away
I'm moving on
we're moving on
maybe then you'll see
what you need
and who of us thought it'd end this way
and all the places we loved have changed their face again
I'm holding on
still holding on
watch your step worried you won't escape
was this just smoke to keep our eyes away
I'll grip the rope to grace through your mistake again
I'm holding on
still holding on
maybe then you'll see
what you need
hold up you're careless with what you say
your wounded eyes just see in one way
and all the wasted time you kept this far away
I'm moving on
we're moving on
maybe then you'll see
what you need
credits
from Brighter,
released October 8, 2013
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