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White Feathers, Strange Sights Lyrics by Whitley

The Submarine

2007

[Verse 1]
A feather fell on the ground in front of me
The evening sun, it crept on in
Blue turned to black and the stars shone endlessly
All of love isn't free
[Verse 2]
Holding my hand like a script in a picture
And holding my wrist like you're choking death
The look in your eye speaks like ages of life
All of love isn't free
[Verse 3]
I couldn't see why you ran from me
I keep running it back, I keep playing it back
In a moment I see how it came to be
[Verse 4]
There are stranger ways to fall from grace
And harder ways to see your face
If I will not be what fear makes me
Love will set me free
(A white feather fell)
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"White Feathers, Strange Sights" appears on "The Submarine" in 2007.

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