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Cellar Door ~ Tash's Song


Sense this would be a problem, in the end but how come you have to go now? Wish we could be together For this the roads end, for us For us, distant paths calming Endless tears pronounce good times and bad Now pacify, our roads they’ll cross again Always be strong this isn’t the end We will be a flame to burn, Once more, these tears draw an end ohhh These seas aren’t a problem For those birds and those sharks In the end I tell you I’d swim, it all for you Coz you, are my heaven Don’t care how far apart Yeah… Gazing into helpless distance For it’s just a fools delusion Thinkin on my enduring regret Just a taste, Just a touch of you, And I would waste it all. ohhh These seas aren’t a problem For those birds and those sharks In the end I tell you I’d swim, it all for you Coz you, are my heaven Don’t care how far apart Yeah… more free lyrics

Sense this would be a problem, in the end
but how come you have to go now?
Wish we could be together
For this the roads end, for us
For us, distant paths
calming

Endless tears pronounce good times and bad
Now pacify, our roads they’ll cross again
Always be strong this isn’t the end
We will be a flame to burn,
Once more, these tears draw an end

ohhh
These seas aren’t a problem
For those birds and those sharks
In the end I tell you
I’d swim, it all for you
Coz you, are my heaven
Don’t care how far apart
Yeah…

Gazing into helpless distance
For it’s just a fools delusion
Thinkin on my enduring regret
Just a taste,
Just a touch of you,
And I would waste it all.

ohhh
These seas aren’t a problem
For those birds and those sharks
In the end I tell you
I’d swim, it all for you
Coz you, are my heaven
Don’t care how far apart
Yeah…

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