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Bridges In The Sky Lyrics


Kyte Bridges In The Sky

Around this house, until we fall out
You're an outrage thinker
And the noise suits you well

For our own blame, the hallways fail us
The doors all open
Money in our hats

The animals, with state of mind
Crawling out of, picture perfect
All we ever think is 'stop'

The animals, with state of mind
Crawling out of, picture perfect
All we ever think is 'stop'

Arrive on time, with our arms tied up
Dimensions sparkle
No hopes barred tonight

The eyes are blue
And cold with head spins
The buildings urgent
Your thinking has come true

The animals, with state of mind
Crawling out of, picture perfect
All we ever think is 'stop'

The animals, with state of mind
Crawling out of, picture perfect
All we ever think is 'stop'

We're half asleep
We're walking backwards
We follow lightly
The bridges in the sky

Belong outside
Where lights are fragile
Made of litmus paper
Blocking out the sun

Put out your sparks until we fall out
You're a complex thinker
Your eyes are turning black

Behind closed doors
We all speak faster
Spent a life time searching
With whispers in your ear


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