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Blue Skies

from Sonder by Sonder

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lyrics

tell me, what the fuck did all those letters mean?
you told me all your dreams and that you're coming home to me
and i waited this out
and i made every damn day count
but when the clock ticked down to nothing,
all your fire had burnt out.

but i search the skies for blues like you,
i think i'd die to be like you.
i watched you walking off the stage and i knew
the lights were drawn and i was drowning in you

you had become my new sun,
setting my roots on fire to put them out.
so now i live with the moon again,
but i light matches with daydreams in my head.
someday, i will catch fire.

but i search the skies for blues like you.
i think i'd die to be like you.
i watched you walking off the stage and i knew
the lights were drawn and i was

reaching for nothing
in a cold dark room
where i used to find you
letting your flowers bloom
all over the floor.
you left them red and warm
to stain the woodwork.
you were battling headwind storms.

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from Sonder, released February 11, 2014

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