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Sycamore Trees Lyrics by Zulu Winter

2012

What can you see that the dark turn?
It's bluish and snows for months to you
It turns [?] on his blue heel
Bending to your will
But it's probably gonna leave you there on the kitchen floor
With your hands in your pockets
It's probably gonna leave you there on the kitchen floor
Slow, slow these blackened days
[?]
Insectoes and [?]
So come and celebrate union
For the people we love before the fallen tree[?]
They come with [?] and questions
And talk [?]
They're probably gonna leave you there on the kitchen floor
With your hands in your pockets
They're probably gonna leave you there on the kitchen floor
Slow, slow these blackened days
[?]
Insectoes and [?]
Slow, slow these blackened days
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Zulu Winter

Zulu Winter

About “Sycamore Trees” by Zulu Winter

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