Sing, lie awake I write this song
We're miles apart you're all alone
Sing, you wear my shirt, you hear the call
He's is the hurt of rise and fall
Welcome to your paradise
I sing you a lullaby
I feel your grace and pour in return the lives of grace
We learn, we learn
There's nothing that can stop us now
We can keep it tight somehow
I feel your grace and pour in return the lives of grace
We learn, we learn
Sing, lie awake I write this song
We're miles apart you're all alone
Sing, you wear my shirt, you hear the call
He's is the hurt of rise and fall
Welcome to your paradise
I sing you a lullaby
Cs a little bit of fire at high [?] darkest place
Listen with your eyes closed
Everything is black and gold
I hold you when [?] my breath
I'll keep you all in safe, in safe
Sing, lie awake I write this song
We're miles apart you're all alone
Sing, you wear my shirt, you hear the call
He's is the hurt of rise and fall
Sing, lie awake I write this song (welcome to your paradise)
(I sing you a lullaby)
We're miles apart you're all alone
(There's nothing that can stop us now, we can keep it tight somehow)
Sing, you wear my shirt, you hear the call
He's is the hurt of rise and fall
Sing
The Hip Abduction - Sing Lyrics
The Hip Abduction - Sing Lyrics
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Sing, lie awake I write this song
We're miles apart you're all alone
Sing, you wear my shirt, you hear the call
He's is the hurt of rise and fall
Welcome to your paradise
I sing you a lullaby
I feel your grace and pour in return the lives of grace
We learn, we learn
There's nothing that can stop us now
We can keep it tight somehow
I feel your grace and pour in return the lives of grace
We learn, we learn
Sing, lie awake I write this song
We're miles apart you're all alone
Sing, you wear my shirt, you hear the call
He's is the hurt of rise and fall
Welcome to your paradise
I sing you a lullaby
Cs a little bit of fire at high [?] darkest place
Listen with your eyes closed
Everything is black and gold
I hold you when [?] my breath
I'll keep you all in safe, in safe
Sing, lie awake I write this song
We're miles apart you're all alone
Sing, you wear my shirt, you hear the call
He's is the hurt of rise and fall
Sing, lie awake I write this song (welcome to your paradise)
(I sing you a lullaby)
We're miles apart you're all alone
(There's nothing that can stop us now, we can keep it tight somehow)
Sing, you wear my shirt, you hear the call
He's is the hurt of rise and fall
Sing
We're miles apart you're all alone
Sing, you wear my shirt, you hear the call
He's is the hurt of rise and fall
Welcome to your paradise
I sing you a lullaby
I feel your grace and pour in return the lives of grace
We learn, we learn
There's nothing that can stop us now
We can keep it tight somehow
I feel your grace and pour in return the lives of grace
We learn, we learn
Sing, lie awake I write this song
We're miles apart you're all alone
Sing, you wear my shirt, you hear the call
He's is the hurt of rise and fall
Welcome to your paradise
I sing you a lullaby
Cs a little bit of fire at high [?] darkest place
Listen with your eyes closed
Everything is black and gold
I hold you when [?] my breath
I'll keep you all in safe, in safe
Sing, lie awake I write this song
We're miles apart you're all alone
Sing, you wear my shirt, you hear the call
He's is the hurt of rise and fall
Sing, lie awake I write this song (welcome to your paradise)
(I sing you a lullaby)
We're miles apart you're all alone
(There's nothing that can stop us now, we can keep it tight somehow)
Sing, you wear my shirt, you hear the call
He's is the hurt of rise and fall
Sing
Writer: CHRISTOPHER POWERS, DAVID NEW, JACKSON HOFFMAN, MATT POYNTER, RYDER STUART
Copyright: Lyrics © Wixen Music Publishing, Songtrust Ave
Copyright: Lyrics © Wixen Music Publishing, Songtrust Ave
Performed By: The Hip Abduction
Language: English
Written by: CHRISTOPHER POWERS, DAVID NEW, JACKSON HOFFMAN, MATT POYNTER, RYDER STUART