(Cracks on its surface made it clear that there's warm water bubbling up from within)
(Cracks on its surface made it clear that there's warm water bubbling up from within)
(Cracks on its surface made it clear that there's warm water bubbling up from within)
(Cracks on its surface made it clear that there's warm water bubbling up from within)

Snow is falling all the time
Snow is smiling all the time
I'm ready, I'm ready
I'm ready to move on

(Cracks on its surface made it clear that there's warm water bubbling up from within)

They closed the parkway late last night
And as I sat with the echoes of the lies that I told
I felt young, never changed by crooked hearts
So put the shotgun back in the glove
Come on and wait another year for the dream far away
To come home, to be brave

Snow is falling all the time
Snow is smiling all the time
I'm ready, I'm ready
I'm ready to move on

They boarded up the windows and the doors to my house
No one will ever read the letters of the lies that I told
From the years I was changed by crooked hearts
Why did they have to go and do us like that?
Why did they have to go and run from the dream far away?
We're we there? Was that brave?

To think everything must die
For anyone to matter
Got to find any way to your wild heart
I will find any way to your wild heart
I will find any way

Now everything has changed
And I can't tell what matters
I will find any way to your wild heart


Lyrics submitted by Mellow_Harsher

I'm Ready to Move On/Wild Heart [Reprise] Lyrics as written by John Graham Hill Jack Antonoff

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