Coasts - Your Soul Lyrics

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Your Soul

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What Are The Lyrics For Your Soul By Coasts?
Just because we're not alone, you echo words you've heard
You let me go just to watch me discern Just because it feels the same, 'til the morning comes Even roads fill the sun so cold Out on the ocean, that wild dark sea You're the shark that's been lurking beneath Fear has gripped me, where can I go? When life thickens as I let you know Your soul won't hide your face Let me down for a second Time, a look you can't replace Give me a chance to rule the second Just because it's all the same, just a higher grade You're washing over the iron gates Just because our songs are known, bodies all around I see the earth in your eyes on the brow Ten thousand trees lie in wait for the fall It's far too easy to ignore the call Still gripped with fear before your eyes Get mad, stare into the dark of the night Your soul won't hide your face Let me down for a second Time, a look you can't replace Give me a chance to rule the second Crowds of ghosts is all we trust You frown and blush resolve we must The crowds of ghosts is all we trust You frown and blush resolve we must Your soul won't hide your face Let me down for a second Time, a look you can't replace Give me a chance to rule the second |
Who Wrote Your Soul By Coasts?
Christopher Michael Caines, Liam Keith Willford
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What's The Duration Of The Your Soul By Coasts?The duration of Your Soul is 3:23 minutes and seconds. |
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