Seasons

Album: Out Of Body (2020)
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  • We can't decide if we are fallen
    Because every single call is a chance
    To realize we're dependent
    On the fate of our circumstance
    We've been living minute to minute
    We've been holding on to every breath
    Somehow our hearts are still in it
    But all our innocence has left
    We're in for nasty weather
    And I'll ride it out with you
    We won't be riding highs and lows
    Like tides of ocean blue
    We won't be here forever
    Just a moment then we're through
    We can't be shifting with the sands
    Like seasons always do
    Like seasons always do
    Everything we said was a reason
    For us to pick up our things and go
    But even when we climbed up the mountain
    We knew that we had nowhere to go
    We're in for nasty weather
    And I'll ride it out with you
    We won't be riding highs and lows
    Like tides of ocean blue
    We won't be here forever
    Just a moment then we're through
    We can't be shifting with the sands
    Like seasons always do
    I was in, I was in perpetual anticipation
    I never knew what was worse
    The evil I, the evil I had spent my time
    Reliving all of the worrying that made it hurt
    I am done, I am done with waiting on the creek to rise
    'Cause there's more to life, oh there's more to life
    There's more to life
    We're in for nasty weather
    And I'll ride it out with you
    We won't be riding highs and lows
    Like tides of ocean blue
    We won't be here forever
    Just a moment then we're through
    We can't be shifting with the sands
    Like seasons always do
    Like seasons always do Writer/s: JOSH LOVELACE, NATHANIEL RINEHART, SETH BOLT, WILLIAM RINEHART
    Publisher: Downtown Music Publishing, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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  • Akelsa from AkIn the last verse: The evil I, the evil I spent my time reliving OR the worrying that made it worse"
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