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Badly Drawn Boy ~ It Came From The Ground


I hear your sound from the ground And it feels so good I see the lights fading Lets gather the rain Inside your hood Now i hear she's got the fever Oh and i need her, i knew i would Now i see your stalling Catch me i'm falling underground Now i sense the ground is moving Yet something is proving me wrong i find I see the colour changing To follow the range inside your mind I've tried to please her, maybe i'll weave her a lullaby The fallen trees are not yet in season But underground A giant grain of sand could Slip through your hand And you wouldn't know You fly away, i'm sailing My heart would be failing without this glow I wonder if you've seen me With infinite greenery all around If i could here you calling I'd break down the walls that defend her sound more free lyrics

I hear your sound from the ground
And it feels so good
I see the lights fading
Lets gather the rain
Inside your hood
Now i hear she's got the fever
Oh and i need her, i knew i would
Now i see your stalling
Catch me i'm falling underground

Now i sense the ground is moving
Yet something is proving me wrong i find
I see the colour changing
To follow the range inside your mind
I've tried to please her, maybe i'll weave her a lullaby
The fallen trees are not yet in season
But underground

A giant grain of sand could
Slip through your hand
And you wouldn't know
You fly away, i'm sailing
My heart would be failing without this glow
I wonder if you've seen me
With infinite greenery all around
If i could here you calling
I'd break down the walls that defend her sound

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