There will be
Always something you can lean your weight into
There will be
Always something you can rely on
I will be
Always something you can lean your weight into
I will be
Always something you can rely on

There will be
Always something you can lean your weight into
There will be
Always something you can rely on
I will be
Always something you can lean your weight into
I will be
Always something you can rely on

Never thought I'd call you baby
But look around, look around, look around
We are the dreams that we were made of
Our friends have died
Waging war against their rulers
Come here, don't cry
We won't let anybody fool us

There will be
Always something you can lean your weight into
There will be
Always something you can rely on
I will be
Always something you can lean your weight into
I will be
Always something you can rely on

You wouldn't believe what I saw in the city tonight
The most brilliantly rhyming terrors
I come home, zipped up so tight
Bear my metal teeth to you
The power went out, so I started hoarding water
How do you open your arms so wide?
Never turn my fear in fire

Cause I never knew
Oh, I never knew
(Never knew, never knew)
[?]
(Never knew, I never knew)

On the one hand, there's what sounds skirt
On the other hand, there's what's true
Beware the empty promise
All around me, all around you
Let's not pretend
That the world around us isn't falling

But look around, look around, look around
All we need is all that we can see

(There will be
Always something you can lean your weight into
There will be
Always something you can rely on
I will be
Always something you can lean your weight into
I will be
Always something you can rely on)
(Never knew, never knew)


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Look Around Lyrics as written by Nathaniel J Brenner Merrill Martin Garbus

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