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Greenwheel ~ Radiance


I’ve had enough of this red light I’ve been waiting here for no one. Driving on like reruns and feeling nothing new Time has stopped Resting some for this town it’s comforting to know nothing new If I could only make a sound Holding the stars like paintings we are Pull one down for me Colors alive like radiance Swimming back to your sea I can’t explain this feeling that’s been grounding me for so long Keeping faith I move on Praying for something soon How long must I scream to the guards to let me out To the past I’m anchored more free lyrics

I’ve had enough of this red light
I’ve been waiting here for no one.
Driving on like reruns and feeling nothing new
Time has stopped
Resting some for this town it’s comforting to know nothing new
If I could only make a sound
Holding the stars like paintings we are
Pull one down for me
Colors alive like radiance
Swimming back to your sea
I can’t explain this feeling that’s been grounding me for so long
Keeping faith
I move on
Praying for something soon
How long must I scream to the guards to let me out
To the past I’m anchored

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