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lyrics
all the seasons change the way we feel,
what’s the reason with the world?
what’s the deal?
signs will vacantly pass,
because our eyes are fault to past.
i saw the winter, her mother kept the heat,
she felt her body explode to crystal sheets.
then her mother rose,
to rid the earth of cold.
the seasons always change
how we see the world and it’s ways,
but people stay in place
as the atmosphere revolves and we age,
someday we will leave
and the planet will disolve all our skins,
and love will recreate
and the seasons will restore as we fade.
the seasons are in control.
what’s the reason with the world?
what’s the deal?
signs will vacantly pass,
because our eyes are fault to past.
i saw the winter, her mother kept the heat,
she felt her body explode to crystal sheets.
then her mother rose,
to rid the earth of cold.
the seasons always change
how we see the world and it’s ways,
but people stay in place
as the atmosphere revolves and we age,
someday we will leave
and the planet will disolve all our skins,
and love will recreate
and the seasons will restore as we fade.
the seasons are in control.
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from Sun Gun,
released April 28, 2013
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