Lissie - Look Away Lyrics
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Look Away
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What Are The Lyrics For Look Away By Lissie?
Look away from my window
Look away from my door I fear, my dear, it's all too clear And the paper heart's been torn Can't you stay through the night, please Can't we pray on our knees To keep us calm right where we belong In a fortress of pine trees The wind sighs, button up now Don't look behind, keep your vows Let the moon cry and the bricks to crumble down I won't be found, I won't be found, I won't be found, I won't be found out Can't explain what I'm feeling But I came this far To take your hand Help you understand why I'm always wanting more The wind sighs, button up now Don't look behind, keep your vows Let the moon cry and the bricks to crumble down I'll not be found, I'll not be found, I'll not be found, I'll not be found out Look away from my window Look away from my door I won't leave I can't feel nothing Anyways, anymore Anyways, anymore Anyways, anymore The wind sighs, button up now Don't look behind, keep your vows Let the moon cry and the bricks to crumble down I will be found, I will be found, I will be found, I will be found out Oh and I will be found, I will be found, I will be found, I will be found out I will be found, I will be found, I will be found, I will be found out |
Who Wrote Look Away By Lissie?
Elisabeth Maurus
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What's The Duration Of The Look Away By Lissie?The duration of Look Away is 4:29 minutes and seconds. |
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