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Fields - White Holes in the Blue Lyrics



Fields - White Holes in the Blue Lyrics
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Oh
Do you remember walking in the garden
When you gave me your heart and i said i would guard it forever
Oh
Do you remember sleeping in the summer
Under canvasses of white holes in the blue
Oh
Do you remember when i kissed you
In the lot of the house where i first spoke the truth
Oh
Do you remember all the sunsets
And the ways we let our intentions get our worst bet
Oh
Do you remember all the things we made
As our minds unfolded and led our hands away
Oh
Do you remember all the grace you gave
Through the headwinds and the worst of my mistakes
And I pray that we might never walk away
And I pray that we might see some better days
And I pray that we might one day be the same
And I pray that we might see some better days
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Oh
Do you remember walking in the garden
When you gave me your heart and i said i would guard it forever
Oh
Do you remember sleeping in the summer
Under canvasses of white holes in the blue
Oh
Do you remember when i kissed you
In the lot of the house where i first spoke the truth
Oh
Do you remember all the sunsets
And the ways we let our intentions get our worst bet
Oh
Do you remember all the things we made
As our minds unfolded and led our hands away
Oh
Do you remember all the grace you gave
Through the headwinds and the worst of my mistakes
And I pray that we might never walk away
And I pray that we might see some better days
And I pray that we might one day be the same
And I pray that we might see some better days
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Writer: Ernest Brockman
Copyright: Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid

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Performed By: Fields
Length: 3:28
Written by: Ernest Brockman

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