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Lull / Fate, TX Lyrics by Native America

Bad Weed / But Still Weed

2013

--Lull--
Days go
By like words that
You've said
A thousand times
Aloud of in your
Cautious mind
--Fate, TX--
I did not tell you, you should have known
How could I tell you, how could you have known
I did not tell you, you should have known
How could I tell you, how could you have
When we were broken, I was alone
But I was silent
If it was only my startled soul
Then it was only
Always
Something
Something more than I could put my finger on
Behind closed doors I talk it over with myself
And I adore the feeling of fallin' in place
If nothing more it eats me from the inside out
Oh how I hope that you're well
With no way to know that you're well
There's no Fate. Alone, I'm in hell
Oh how I wish I was well
Oh how I fear I might disappear before you notice
I love you
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Native America

Native America

About “Lull / Fate, TX” by Native America

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"Lull / Fate, TX" is credited to Native America. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Lull / Fate, TX" appears on "Bad Weed / But Still Weed" in 2013.

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