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Paths Are Frozen
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summertime, hazy nights
no one cares about the warning signs
pennies smashed on the track
race the train until we're falling back
paths are frozen
can't control them
paths are frozen
cold winds blow
stubborn, I stare back in time
while my reality goes undefined
shadows cast, take me fast
because the moment I lived in has passed
paths are frozen
can't control them
paths are frozen
cold winds blow
fear is growing
sunlight stolen
child has spoken
no one's home
run to our hideaway
there was nothing we couldn't escape
when we were kids it was easy as this
safe in our hideaway
there was nothing we needed to face
when we were kids...
paths are frozen
can't control them
paths are frozen
cold winds blow
fear is growing
sunlight stolen
child has spoken
no one's home.
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Inland Traveler Brooklyn, New York
Since 2010.
Katie Locke,
Lucas Madrazo.
Brooklyn, NY.
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