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Calm,
oh the calm
thinking what
we could become
if we nurtured
the thought.
strong,
if we're
strong,
then rooted we would
flourish into
everything we could
want.
but for now;
sit here
and listen
like it was the first
time
that you fell in.
sit
here and kiss me
like it was the
last time that you'd ever see me
again.
let's be alive in this
moment
yeah,
let's get back to
the basics.
far,
we've come so
far
we've seen it evolving
in,
desire.
tall,
we've grown
so tall.
we've come to greater
heights
than we had ever dreamed
before.
so i'll sing it
out;
don't speak.
there's no
words to describe the way we
feel.
understand?
don't
breathe
cause the air is think
and the way you move
could melt
through the day,
so just wait
right here for now
and lets
sing it out.
oh the calm
thinking what
we could become
if we nurtured
the thought.
strong,
if we're
strong,
then rooted we would
flourish into
everything we could
want.
but for now;
sit here
and listen
like it was the first
time
that you fell in.
sit
here and kiss me
like it was the
last time that you'd ever see me
again.
let's be alive in this
moment
yeah,
let's get back to
the basics.
far,
we've come so
far
we've seen it evolving
in,
desire.
tall,
we've grown
so tall.
we've come to greater
heights
than we had ever dreamed
before.
so i'll sing it
out;
don't speak.
there's no
words to describe the way we
feel.
understand?
don't
breathe
cause the air is think
and the way you move
could melt
through the day,
so just wait
right here for now
and lets
sing it out.
Lyrics submitted by youknowbetter
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